Lutheran Theological Journal
Lutheran Theological Journal (LTJ), the tri-annual publication of the ALC teaching staff, explores and applies the tradition of the church in ways that are fresh and that engage the issues of today.
LTJ seeks to encourage and challenge its readers—chiefly the pastors, teachers and lay members of the LCA/NZ, and the teaching staff and students of theological colleges in Australia and overseas—by keeping them abreast of recent developments in the primary areas of biblical, theological, historical, educational and pastoral studies. It also provides a forum for students of theology to publish the fruits of their research.
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Recent issues
Contents: Volume 54 No 1 (May 2020)
| Anna Nürnberger | The Lutheran Theological Journal—a survey of its history and current readership | 4 |
| Matthew Schubert | Catechesis and baptism of adult converts as Lutherans in mission today | 16 |
| Wendolyn Trozzo | Towards Christian education for worship: intentional decoding for connection and participation | 34 |
| Adam D. Hensley | Divine blessing and order in marriage and the church | 43 |
| Book reviews | Horndasch, Irmgard. A Golden Glow Behind the Grey: An Autobiography. Translated by Erich Flierl, Adelaide, 2019. (Greg Lockwood) | 60 |
| Flemming, Dean. Why Mission? Edited by Joel B. Green. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press, 2015. (Tania Nelson) | 63 | |
| Harrison, Matthew C. Why am I joy:fully Lutheran? Instruction, meditation and prayers on Luther’s Small Catechism. Saint Louis, MO: Concordia Publishing House, 2018. (Rachael Stelzer) | 66 | |
| Moroncini, Ambra. Michelangelo’s Poetry and Iconography in the Heart of the Reformation, with a foreword by Brian Cummings, an introduction by Matteo Residori. Oxfordshire and New York: Routledge, 2017. (Stephen G. Nuske) | 68 | |
| Learning for life | 73 |
Contents: Volume 53 No 3 (December 2019)
| Stephen G. Nuske | ‘Our confession approves giving honour to the saints’–really? Towards a calendar for ritual memory retention Downunder: Part 2 | 118 |
| Friedemann Hebart | Structures of nonverbal communication in worship | 130 |
| An LCANZ pastor and chaplain | For a time such as this: A theological response to sexual identity and gender orientation in Lutheran schools and aged care facilities | 148 |
| Book reviews | Ashby, Roland et al, eds. A Reckless God? Current Challenges in the Christian Conversation with Science. Reservoir, VIC: Morning Star Publishing, 2018. (W. Gordon Watson) | 156 |
| Senkbeil, Harold. The Cure of Souls: Cultivating a Pastor’s Heart. Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 2019. (Glenn Crouch) | 159 | |
| Thompson, Katherine. Christ Centred Mindfulness: Connection to Self and God. Sydney, NSW: Acorn Press, 2018. (Tim Jarick) | 161 | |
| Graham, M. Patrick and David Bagchi, eds. Luther as Heretic: Ten Catholic Responses to Martin Luther, 1518-1541. Eugene, OR: Pickwick Press, 2019. (Trevor Schaefer) | 164 | |
| D’Arcy May, John. Pluralism and Peace: The Religions in Global Civil Society. Bayswater, VIC: Coventry Press, 2019. (Ian Rentsch) | 166 |
Contents: Volume 53 No 2 (August 2019)
| Adrian Muller | On doing chaplaincy under the cross of Christ | 62 |
| Peter Lockwood | Jepthah’s daughter: Canny and courageous to the end (Judges 11–12) | 73 |
| Will Frost | The ‘Communion of saints’ and public theology in Australia | 91 |
| Book reviews | Greg Sheridan. God is Good for You: A Defence of Christianity in Troubled Times. Sydney, NSW: Allen and Unwin, 2018. (Maurice Schild) | 103 |
| Douglas McConnell. Cultural Insights for Christian Leaders. Ada, MI: Baker Academic, 2018. (Dan Mueller) | 106 | |
| Learning for life | 110 |
