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An Orthodox view of Salvation
My friend Duncan posted the following video on Facebook this evening. It’s worth watching, whatever your theological background; it’s especially worth watching if you’ve no familiarity with Eastern Orthodoxy. I have a very deep respect and appreciation for Eastern Orthodoxy, … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged am I saved, eastern, galatians, greek, Luther, orthodox, paul, salvation, soteriology, theology
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Satire and Irony
Satire and Irony are one or two of my favorite literary devices (depending upon your definitions). Most people don’t really understand either, and don’t expect me to help in that regard. (I just needed some type of introduction to tie … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt, Humor and/or Sarcasm
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Tradition!
No, I’m not trying out for Fiddler on the Roof. I’ve been thinking a bit lately about the concept of Tradition (and tradition) in church theology. Yeah, I know, I tend to think about some obscure things. First, a little … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Theological Musings
Tagged augsberg, Calvin, Church, concord, liturgy, orthodox, tradition
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Obamacare: A Lose-Lose Scenario
I try not to post much about politics, for a number of reasons. For one thing, there are way too many out there already. I prefer to stick more to philosophical and theological issues – issues that are around for … Continue reading