Leading LCMS Lutheran theologian.
One of the few LCMS thinkers who is taken very
seriously outside of the Synod.
Concordia University-Wisconsin
Mequon, WI 53097
Professor of Humanities at Concordia University;
Cultural Editor for WORLD; author of seven books,
including Postmodern Times: A Christian Guide to
Contemporary Thought and Culture (1994) and
Reading Between the Lines (1991). Degrees from
University of Kansas and University of Oklahoma.Gene
Edward Veith, Concordia University/WORLD magazine
- World Journalism Institute
Veith, Gene Edward. The
Spirituality of the Cross, The Way of the First
Evangelicals. Concordia Publishing House
After many years of spiritual wandering, author
Gene Edward Veith discovered the answers to life
in Jesus Christ, and more specifically, in
"the way of the first evangelicals
(Lutherans)." In detail, Veith discusses the
views of these evangelicals and how and why only
these Christian beliefs satisfy mankind’s
spiritual hunger. Veith states that it all
"hinges around redemption." Pastors,
Bible students and confirmands will appreciate
the honesty of Veith’s search and his
easy-to-read apologetics for the faith. Book
- The Spirituality of the Cross
Through
All Generations by Gene Edward Veith
WORLD
June 27, 1998: Filtering out morality
WORLD
Jun. 28 / Jul. 5, 1997: Soul Food: Academic
respectability
WORLD
Dec. 27 / Jan. 3, 1998: Culturally impaired
WORLD
Dec. 16, 2000: Can't buy me love
WORLD
Dec. 11, 1999: A look at the bright side
WORLD
Nov. 18, 2000: The Galileo treatment
WORLD
Nov. 13, 1999: Beauty and the breed
Modern Fascism : Liquidating the
Judeo-Christian Worldview (Concordia Scholarship
Today) by Gene Edward, Jr. Veith (Paperback -
February 1993)
Postmodern Times : A Christian
Guide to Contemporary Thought and Culture
(Turning Point Christian Worldview) by Gene
Edward, Jr. Veith, Gene Edward Veith Jr.
(Paperback - February 1994)
Honky-Tonk Gospel : The Story of
Sin and Salvation in Country Music by Thomas L.
Wilmeth, Gene Edward, Jr. Veith (Paperback -
April 2001)
State of the Arts : From Bezalel
to Mapplethorpe (Turning Point Christian
Worldview Series) by Edward Veith Gene, Gene
Edward, Jr. Veith (Paperback - April 1991)
Reading Between the Lines: A
Christian Guide to Literature by Gene Edward, Jr.
Veith (Paperback - September 1990)
The Spirituality of the Cross :
The Way of the First Evangelicals by Gene Edward,
Jr. Veith (Paperback - November 1999)
Christians in a .Com World :
Getting Connected Without Being Consumed (Focal
Point Series) by Chris Stamper, et al (Paperback
- December 2000)
Why God's Word Is All We Need
(Today's Issues (Wheaton, Ill.).) by Gene Edward,
Jr. Veith (Paperback - February 2000)
Called to Womanhood : The
Biblical View for Today's World (Focal Point) by
Beth Impson, Gene Edward, Jr. Veith (Editor)
(Paperback - June 2001)
Christianity in the Postmodern
Age by Jr., Gene Edward Veith (Author); Audio
Download running time: 2 hours 30 min. by Jr.,
Gene Edward Veith (Author)
Reformation Spirituality : The
Religion of George Herbert by Gene Edward, Jr.
Veith (Hardcover - May 1985)
Reading Between the Lines : A
Christian Guide to Literature by Jeff Riggenbach,
Gene Edward, Jr. Veith (Audio Cassette - August
1995)
http://www.alliancenet.org/
Dr. Gene Edward Veith,
Jr.
Professor of English at Concordia
University - Wisconsin
Cultural editor of World magazine
Gene Edward Veith, Jr., is Professor of
English at Concordia
University-Wisconsin, where he has also
served as Dean of the School of Arts
& Sciences. Most recently, he is the
author of Christianity in a Dot.Com World
(Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2000), and a
number of articles for magazines,
journals, and collections of essays.
His book Postmodern Times received a
Christianity Today Book Award as one of
the top 25 religious books of 1994. He
was named Concordia's Adult Learning
Teacher of the Year in 1993 and received
the Faculty Laureate Award as outstanding
faculty member in 1994. He was a
Salvatori Fellow with the Heritage
Foundation in 1994-1995 and is a Senior
Fellow with the Capital Research Center.
He is currently the director of the
Cranach Institute at Concordia
University, a center devoted to the study
of Christianity and culture. He is the
cultural editor of World magazine.
Veith was born in Oklahoma in 1951. He
graduated from the University of Oklahoma
in 1973 and received a Ph.D. in English
from the University of Kansas in 1979. He
has taught at Northeastern Oklahoma
A&M College and was a Visiting
Professor at Wheaton College in Illinois.
He was also a Visiting Lecturer at the
Estonian Institute of Humanities in
Tallinn, Estonia.
Concordia University - Wisconsin
12800 North Lake Shore Drive
Mequon WI 52097-2402
http://www.worldmag.com
http://www.cuw.edu
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