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The Will of God is Always Best by Albrecht von Preussen teaches us to pray for endurance on the 16th Sunday after Trinity.
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On August 15th, I reviewed a published article by Jason Lane that appeared in a Festschrift for James Nestingen. His article deals with the atonement, and my review, “The Completed, Objective Reality of the Justification of the World By the Atonement: A Review Rebutting the Contrary,” took his article to task. He has responded, with the request that we publish his response here, and we have consented to do so. - BFE
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Latin X sounds like a great opportunity for advanced study of the language of the Caesars and the Church that you take right after passing Latin IX.
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I have been having an ongoing discussion with a few ELCA members, including an anonymous person who claims to be an ELCA pastor. I learned something from these conversations: we in the LCMS are a terrible scandal to the ELCA.
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Once again the faithful stallion rides! Gottesdienst is on its way to a mailbox near you (we assume). Another stellar issue, of course!
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There is an old anecdote about a bishop being consecrated with great pomp and circumstance. And as the other bishops circled around the man being consecrated with impressive and solemn ceremony, a boy in the church asked his cynical father what was happening…
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