This is a video from my alma mater and delivered by its president, Dr. Dean Wenthe:
Lutheran Logomaniac
…and the Word became Flesh and dwelt among us….Browsing Posts in American Christianity
Pres. Dean Wenthe & CTS on Recent Events in the ELCA
August 25, 2009
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My observations on the Fort Wayne Symposia
January 26, 2009
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I got back from the CTS Fort Wayne 2009 Symposia yesterday, after getting a flat tire along the way. Despite that little mishap, it was a very enjoyable week. I hadn’t been back to Symposia for three years, since I got sick. So it was a welcome homecoming for me. And since this Symposia was [...]
+Richard John Neuhaus+
January 8, 2009
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First Things just reported that Richard John Neuhaus, longtime editor of First Things and former Missouri Synod Lutheran, died in Christ this morning. As a former Missourian, he always had an interesting perspective for those of us within the fold. While I hardly agreed with everything he said, I found him insightful and almost always [...]
What to look for in a church
November 20, 2008
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Article below by Philip Yancey points to several things that are worth our consideration. He lists three things to look for in a church: 1. Diversity 2. Unity. 3. Mission He has some good points that are worth considering. I think I would retool them in the following way: 1. Catholicity 2. Theological Unity 3. [...]
Remembering our Collective Shame
October 29, 2008
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Remembering our Collective Shame, by Dr. Uwe Simon-Netto, is an article that every Lutheran needs to read before this next election. -LL
Keeping women in their place
October 2, 2008
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Here is an article on how the media is trying to create a wedge between evangelical Christianity and Sarah Palin, written by my friend Mollie Hemingway. read more
Losing My Religion
February 25, 2008
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Rev. Greg Alms over at Incarnatus Est just posted about this NY Times article on the latest Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life survey. The survey is on the dramatic shifts that are taking place in the American religious scene, where upwards of 44% of people no longer are members of the church body [...]
