American Lutheranism Vindicated: Or, Examination of the Lutheran Symbols on Certain Disputed Topics, Including a Reply to the Plea of Rev. W. J. Mann

American Lutheranism Vindicated, written by S. S. Schmucker and first published in 1834, is a theological treatise addressing disputed topics within Lutheran doctrine. The work responds to Rev. W. J. Mann's pamphlet questioning interpretations of the Augsburg Confession. Schmucker defends New School Lutheranism by emphasizing scriptural authority over traditional creeds and advocates for ongoing theological reflection. This text is notable for its examination of historic Lutheran symbols and its role in clarifying doctrinal disagreements within the church.