Robert Kolb

Robert Kolb is a theology professor who teaches at Concordia Seminary in Saint Louis and has spent much of his career studying and teaching about Martin Luther. He has taught internationally in post-Soviet Europe, received multiple honorary degrees, and written many books on Christian faith and history.
We Too Shall Arise
The Smalcald Articles as Martin Luther's Framework for Witness to Fellow Christians
Here We Stand
The Augsburg Confession
Face to Face
Staging Luther
The Christian Faith
The Alien and the Proper
Luther's Treatise On Christian Freedom and Its Legacy
Martin Luther as He Lived and Breathed
Luther's Wittenberg World
Between Wittenberg and Geneva
Good Faith in International Law
Martin Luther and the Enduring Word of God
Martin Luther's Travel Guide
Theory of International Law
Peremptory International Law - Jus Cogens
The International Court of Justice
The Lutheran Confessions
An Introduction to the Law of the United Nations
An Introduction to the International Law of Armed Conflicts
Martin Luther as Prophet, Teacher, and Hero

Robert Kolb

Foreword by

The Masks of God
Reformational Missiology
Luther's View of Purgatory
Here We Stand
Here We Stand
Who Have You Been Called to Be?
Lutheran Theology of the Holy Spirit
Experiencing Gospel
Paragon of Excellence
Martin Luther and the Rule of Faith
Martin Luther on Reading the Bible as Christian Scripture
Luther on the Christian Life
God's Timeline

Robert Kolb

Contributions by

Theology and Ethics for the Public Church
Reformation Theology
Understanding Four Views on Baptism

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Edited by

The Cambridge History of International Law Volume 10 1920 1945
The Alien and the Proper

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Associate editor

Dictionary of Luther and the Lutheran Traditions