Concordia University Books

David Zersen has compiled a great and wonderful collection of people who were given a foundation at the wonderful jewel campus also known as Concordia. From Concordia prep school to Concordia College and into the future of Concordia University this is a must read if you want to know about the values of a wonderful institution. This is also a wonderful example of oridinary students becoming extraordinary leaders. Thank you David Zersen this might be your greatest legacy as President.

This is part iv of the "Concordia" written by Luis de Molina and translated by Alfred J. Freddoso (Notre Dame). This is the primary text for the philosophy known as Molinism. In this text, not only does Freddoso write a wonderful introduction which explains the background and history in which Molina wrote the "Concordia," but it also helps the reader to understand Molina's position on Divine foreknowledge and future contingents. In addition to this excellent intro, Fredosso provides his reader with notes (a type of commentary) throughout the actual text of the "Concordia." If you are wanting to gain a better understanding of Molinism as it relates to Divine foreknowledge and future contingents, then this is the best primary text available.

Wukasch's A Rock Against Alien Waves is the only comprehensive current European history of the Sorbs/Wends in English. Other works are out of print. It's interesting to scholars and students of American diversity because the Sorbs/Wends comprise the smallest Slavonic nation in Europe, yet provided a significant immigration of slightly under 600 to Texas in 1854, the impact of which continues. This work reviews the historical and cultural significance of the Sorbs/Wends from 631 CE to the present.