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Category Archives: Theology
A Few Thoughts on Bodily Presence
One of the big difficulties when it comes to disagreements between Lutherans and Reformed is that we don’t always agree on what our disagreements are. Take the presence of Christ in the Lord’s Supper. This is a generalization, but the … Continue reading
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Answering Some Objections About Christian Nationalism
The nice part about having something up on the Federalist is all the feedback you get. The bad part, of course, is the nature of 90% of that feedback. But as per my custom, here are my responses to the … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Nationalism, Culture, Politics, Theology, Tradition
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Desperately Seeking Feminism in the Bible
Sometimes, if you let a room get messy enough, it’s hard to know where to even begin cleaning it up. When the enormity of the disarray is such that you can see no clear path from start to finish, the … Continue reading
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St. Augustine on Calling Evil Good and Good Evil
Woe to those that call evil good, and good evil! The Lord’s warning given through Isaiah is surely apropos for our own time, given the cultural and spiritual forces which confront Christians in the West. I was recently reminded of … Continue reading
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Does Orthodoxy Make God Too Small?
If you’ve ever contended on behalf of unpopular Christian doctrines, you’ve probably heard this more than once: “You’re just putting God in a box!” “Your God is as small and narrow-minded as you are!” “My God is big enough to … Continue reading
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Part 5 of Between Babel & Pentecost: A Christian Analysis of Multiculturalism
Now that we’ve spent some time considering the Tower of Babel, Pentecost, and the political ideologies of multiculturalism and globalism, it’s finally time to answer the question at the heart of this series: Is a Christian nation obligated to be … Continue reading
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Part 3 of Between Babel & Pentecost: A Christian Analysis of Multiculturalism
Here’s the latest entry in the current series at Lutheran in a Strange Land, in which we look at the multicultural aspect of Christianity that we find inaugurated on the Day of Pentecost.
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Do Single Christian Men Owe Marriage to Single Christian Moms?
It always amazes me just how much of modern churches’ contempt for men could be resolved simply by having good theology. One of Dalrock’s latest blog posts is a critique of an old entry by Sam Parkison that essentially shames Christian men … Continue reading
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Between Babel & Pentecost: A Christian Analysis of Multiculturalism
I’m kicking off a new series of videos at Lutheran in a Strange Land, exploring the political philosophies of multiculturalism and globalism through the lenses of the Tower of Babel, Pentecost, and Luther’s theology of the Two Kingdoms. There’s no … Continue reading
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Lutheran in a Strange Land – New YouTube Channel
Welcome to a new experiment. I’ve had enough requests for video content that I’ve decided to give it a try and create a new YouTube Channel called Lutheran in a Strange Land. The thing is, I teach adult Sunday school … Continue reading
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