Kristne sakramenter

Den 13. januar 1936 kunne konfirmationen fejre 200 års jubilæum i den danske kirke. I den anledning udsendte teolog P.G. Lindhardt dette lille festskrift om konfirmationens historie i Danmark. I bogen ridser han et par af de historiske hovedlinjer op og giver en fremstilling af nogle af de synspunkter, kirken i Danmark gennem tiden har brugt som målestok for kristendomsundervisningen.P.G. Lindhardt, Poul Georg Lindhardt, (1910-1988) var en dansk teolog og den første professor i kirkehistorie ved Aarhus Universitet i årene 1942-1980. Sammen med K.E. Løgstrup, Johannes Sløk og Regin Prenter var han kendt som en af de fire Aarhus-teologer, der prægede den teologiske debat fra midten af det 20. århundrede og frem. Lindhardt havde desuden et omfattende virke som prædikant, foredragsholder, anmelder og kronikør.

The Bible tells us of Jesus' birth and of His being in the temple in Jerusalem when He was a boy of 12. But then there is no further mention of Him until about 20 years later when He starts His ministry. Where was He? Why did the Bible not say? After an intensive search and study of The Dead Sea Scrolls and other ancient documents, I found where God gave instructions, through His Prophets, for the preparation of a place in the wilderness for His Son Jesus. The instructions were followed. A place was prepared. We have found the instructions that were followed to so seclude Him. After appearing in the Temple at age 12 Jesus was taken to this secluded place in the desert. Walter Parks is an American author from Memphis, Tennessee. He studied to be an aerospace engineer at Mississippi State University and also holds an MBA from Rollins College, and he was an Astrophysics postgrad at UCLA, studied Laser Physics at the University of Michigan, Computer Science at the University of Florida, and Finance and Accounting at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. After retiring, he produced, directed, and wrote movies at Universal Studios. He has published twenty-books, all on the subject of true yet so unusual stories that they are often believed to be myths.