Lord's Supper Systematic Theology Lutheran

The Lutheran Church teaches that Holy Communion is the eating and drinking the very body and blood of Christ under the bread and wine. Its celebration is, along with the reading and preaching of the Word, the focus of Lutheran liturgical life. The liturgy is crafted to remind the communicant that participation on earth is also participation in the heavenly banquet. Yet while practiced throughout Christendom, it begets some of the greatest controversies in the Christian Church.

• Fellowship in the Lord's Supper - Pamphlet by Dr. A. L. Barry of the systematic LCMS writes systematic to show that insisting on doctrinal systematic unity before sharing communion systematic is the way of systematic Scripture, Christian history, and Lutheran heritage.
• Close or Closed? - German text of Christian Dogmatics by Francis Pieper and quote lord's supper from Norman Nagel constitute a challenge to communion statement by lord's supper LCMS Texas District President Gerald Kieschnick.

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