"The Formula of Concord" is a significant theological document in Lutheranism, aiming to resolve doctrinal controversies that arose after Martin Luther's death. This edition, edited by Geo. J. Fritschel, presents the text of the Formula, which seeks to establish a unified understanding of essential Christian doctrines within the Lutheran tradition.

The book delves into key theological concepts, offering insights into the Lutheran perspective on topics such as justification, free will, the Lord's Supper, and the person of Christ. As a historical and theological resource, "The Formula of Concord" provides valuable context for understanding the development of Lutheran theology and its enduring influence on Christian thought. It is essential reading for scholars, theologians, and anyone interested in the history of Christian doctrine.

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