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Category Archives: Theological Musings
The Blessings
There’s one thing I need to clear up before I actually post what I’m about to post. Although I currently use a drawing of Martin Luther as my Facebook photo and tend to quote Luther on occasion, I am not … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged beatitudes, jonathan fisk, lutheran, missouri, theology, video, youtube
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A Simple Faith
Christianity can seem pretty complicated, especially if you try to pay attention. There are way too many voices out there clamoring for your attention, each with their own intricately nuanced theology (even if they avoid using the word). Raise your … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings, This I know
Tagged Christianity, faith, simple, theology, This I know
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The Geek Gospel
Today over at one of my favorite Lutheran blogs, Pastoral Meanderings, Pastor Peters presents the Gospel as told by one of the youth in his church (the image is his, too): You see it’s like your computer. Everything works fine … Continue reading
Posted in The Gospel Uncensored, Theological Musings
Tagged analogy, geek, gospel, lutheran, mac, pelagian, youth
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An analysis of the “new” Calvinism
From Chaplain Mike at the Internet Monk blog, a look at the recent resurgence of Calvinism, especially among young adults: Like many previous incarnations of Calvinism, and despite its use of contemporary methods and inclusion of theological commitments previously considered … Continue reading
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