Josh S, perhaps one of the first Lutheran bloggers ever, has written a great post that distinguishes Lutheranism from the religion of the megachurch.
Here’s how he wraps up:
You’ll never understand the Lutheran Church just by looking at it as “liturgical” (by the way, our liturgy beats anything Marty Haugen ever dreamed up) or at [...]
HT: Club For Growth
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The Environmental Working Group has released its Farm Subsidy Database updated with data from last year. Check out who benefits from over $5 billion in farm aid.
Nationally $2 billion went to corn, $1 billion went to wheat, and cotton got half a million dollars. In Ohio, corn is [...]
Fox News has posted the entirety of Reverend Jeremiah Wright’s speech at the National Press Club. He is opening a two-day seminar on “the African-American religious experience and its historical, theological and political context.”
One might think because I do not have the most darkly complected skin that I have no right to comment in this [...]
I didn’t realize until the count read 1498 that I was getting close to 1500. The archive number reads 1695, but that’s because faulty WordPress drafts and currently irrelevant LiveJournal notes were taking up numbers.
I’ve tried to do some things to make the blog easier to read and use. The latest thing is the individual [...]
I was supposed to teach today, but I was informed nobody was going to class today. I caught the 8:00am service again at Lutheran Church and School of Messiah in Grand Junction.
A skip through the radio dial at 7:30 caught the Lutheran Hour with a men’s choir singing “Salvation Unto Has Come.” Not a [...]
