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Tag Archives: evangelical
Why I Don’t Deconstruct
“Because I’m held together with duct tape” is not the correct answer. If you are not familiar with the term, deconstruction refers to the process of dismantling or analyzing something–originally a written text–to discover its meaning. More recently, it has … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, deconstruct, deconstruction, evangelical, faith, god, infallible, theology, unboxing
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Unevangelical?
Some of you might have wondered about my use of the word “unevangelical” in the subtitle of my soon-to-be published book. Others haven’t thought about it until this moment. In any event, I thought I’d develop the term just a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Church, evangelical, lutheran, unevangelical
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Unboxing God – Coming this fall
I haven’t been posting much here lately as I’ve been distracted by other projects, including finishing work on my book Unboxing God–An Unevangelical Guide to Christianity, which is being published by W. Brand Publishing. The book is due out this … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, evangelical, god, theology, unboxing, unevangelical, wonder
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Steeped in God’s Love
(A personal reflection) I was raised a Lutheran, in a small community in northern Minnesota that very well could have been the inspiration for Garrison Keillor’s imaginary town of Lake Wobegon. My dad came from a long line of Swedish … Continue reading
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Tagged augustana, childhood, evangelical, grace, kittson, LCA, lutheran, Minnesota, pietist, wrath
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