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Tag Archives: mcluhan
A Lutheran perspective on North American Christianity
From a recent sermon (Lutheran): … we need to recognize that the religious culture of North America is Evangelicalism. This culture has its roots first in Puritanism, which is basically Calvinistic, and secondarily in the great revival movements of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Church, evangelical, gospel, liturgy, lutheran, mcluhan, worship
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