superstitions
of Rome, 37. 
Regeneration, baptismal, 135, &c.
--------- --------- taught by the symbolical books, 135, 136, 137.
--------- --------- taught by the Reformers, 138-140.
--------- --------- taught by the early theologians, 140, &c. 
Regeneration, baptismal, influence of this doctrine on the
pulpit, 141, &c. 
Rufinus’ report on the origin of the Apostles’ creed, 19. 
Romanists and Puseyites in error, 18.

Sabbath, views of the Reformers on, 107, 111, 112, &c.
--------- Ruecker, Hengstenberg, Waler, on, 108, 109. 
Sacraments, their relation to pardon or justification, 9. 
Schaeffer, Dr. F. C., dissents from the Augsburg Confession, 41. 
Schaff, Dr., an inadvertence corrected, 5, 6. 
Schultz, Dr., on German theology, 60. 
Scriptures, why better understood more than three centuries ago, 36. 
Siegel, on history of the mass, 69; confession, 102. 
Sin, pardon of, belongs to God, 104, &c. 
Smalcald Articles, more decided, 55.
--------- --------- rejected by Sweden and Denmark, 25. 
Smaller Catechism of Luther, rejected in Sweden, 25. 
Spalatin, his abstract of Augsburg Confession, 79.
--------- distinguishes between mass and Lord’s Supper, 79. 
Standpoint of the American Lutheran Church, 35. 
Storr, Dr., 59. 
Symbolism, Post-Lutheran and Ultra-Lutheran, 164. 
Symbolic, what makes a book such, 160, 161. 
Symbols, departure of German theologians from, 59. 
Symbolic System, when introduced, 22.
--------- --------- no part of original Lutheranism, 163. 
Symbol, the mother, of Protestantism retained, 44. 
Synods, General, doctrinal basis defended, 4.

Theologians, German, unsymbolic, 59. 
Theological Seminary, liberality of her doctrinal basis, 9. 
Topics discussed in this work, 4. 
Truth fears not investigation, 44.

Ultra-Lutherans must unchurch the Lutherans of Luther’s lifetime, 25.

War on the Platform by Old Lutherans, offensive and not defensive war, 25.  Western Synods, the Platform primarily designed for them 27.  Word of God, the inspired, complete, 18. --------- --------- the only creed used in the apostolic age, 18.

Zwingle’s Confession, 75.

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