Category Archives: Lutheranism

Paradoxology: An Introduction

Posted on May 5, 2011 by Matt

If you’ve ever argued over theological controversies with Lutherans, you’ve no doubt heard us boast of our comfort with paradox. We will often overtly embrace a set of Biblical teachings that just don’t seem to add up. For those of … Continue reading →

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Cyberbrethren: Archeologists Discover Letter Written to St. Paul

Posted on March 26, 2011 by Matt

A brilliant piece of satire from Rev. Paul McCain: Word is now coming out that a letter has been discovered that was written to St. Paul, in response to his letter to the churches in Galatia. Here is an English … Continue reading →

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Incarnate Faith

Posted on March 5, 2011 by Matt

A great difficulty with which American Christians need to struggle is the separation of religion and “real life” into airtight compartments. Religion is accepted as a purely subjective idea, but is not considered either true or false in an objective, … Continue reading →

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