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The Importance of Fathers to Churchgoing

September 14, 2010September 14, 2010 admin

“In short, if a father does not go to church, no matter how faithful his wife’s devotions, only one child in 50 will become a regular worshipper. If a father does go regularly, regardless of the practice of the mother, between two-thirds and three-quarters of their children will become churchgoers (regular and irregular). If a […]

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The Problem of the Modern Wedding

September 8, 2010September 8, 2010 admin

It’s unrealistic about marriage. A Guardian blogger complains: “The modern wedding, with its stupendous cost (£20,000 on average) and duration, is really a celebration of the participants. They really are unique and precious snowflakes, just as they have suspected all along. In fact, they are each and both of them just the unique and precious […]

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Democracies don’t have famines

September 7, 2010September 7, 2010 admin

“If it were possible to sum up in one sentence Ethiopia’s struggles with famine over the past quarter-century, I’d suggest this: It’s not the rains, it’s the rulers. As Peter Gill makes clear in Famines and Foreigners, his well-turned account of the country’s miseries since the 1984-85 famine and the Live Aid concert meant to relieve […]

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Mission Support. Who’s fooling whom?

September 3, 2010September 4, 2010 admin

Two ELCA congregations – Roseville Lutheran (Roseville, MN) and First Lutheran (Freeport, IL) were recently honored for giving a combined total of $830,000 to the ELCA for mission. Did they increase the Global Mission budget by $830,000?  Nope. Because the ELCA operates on a unified budget, it’s not possible to increase money for mission. If […]

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Herbert Chilstrom is for “luv”

September 2, 2010September 2, 2010 admin

In a recent news report Chilstrom carries water for the ELCA once again, attacking those leaving as fixated on sex and mixed up in general. But: 1.   Chilstrom equates the Gospel with tolerance, with a simplistic universalism of “luv.”  He needs a theological course correction, beginning with “the cross alone is our theology” (Luther). 2.   Chilstrom […]

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