4/2/16
The Freedom of Lutheranism
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Honestly I don't know why I didn't become Lutheran much earlier, because when i was reformed and evangelical i always knew somethin...
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3/30/16
Practical Implications of Universal Objective Justification
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Paul says in 2 Corinthians that, since God has reconciled the whole world to Himself, we therefore do not, should not, regard anyone accor...
3/21/16
LUTHERANISM or bust
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I am to the point where I have little patience, if any, for other branches of Christianity besides Lutheranism. And this not in a "cag...
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3/10/16
"IF IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE......"
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Lutheranism is distinguished from most of Christianity in how it approaches God's Word. We take a literal approach to God's Word, an...
2/25/16
CLOSED COMMUNION: VITAL TO UPHOLD THE GOSPEL
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Closed Communion is not only the LCMS' position, but indeed it is the position of the Lutheran Confessions: ". . . we have abando...
2/17/16
"LET'S PLAY PRETEND, MOMMY!"
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Recently, a group of "Lutherans" were communed at the Vatican during a Roman Catholic Mass. The priests that communed them figur...
2/1/16
The Idolatry of Choice
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The church at large, especially in the United States, has become very much like the culture in which it finds itself. Our greatest virtue, s...
1/14/16
1 Peter 3:18-22
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For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh bu...
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1/11/16
The Great Divide by Jordan Cooper: A Review
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I was recently fortunate enough to receive a review copy from Wipf and Stock publishers of Pr. Jordan Cooper's book titled The Great Div...
1/4/16
Calvinist Canards
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canard . noun, plural canards. 1) a false or baseless, usually derogatory story, report, or rumor. Ahhhhh, the canards that come from th...
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