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To keep the WT going, we need to have people want to return to the site. One of the problem that seems to be happening is the "signal to noise" ratio, that is the content of good Lutheran theology and conversation v.s. the "jokes", "silly comments", and "political topics" that seem to be creeping back in more and more. Please make an effort to post only Lutheran or Christian content on the site.

 

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Kieschnick's Protest Against Ecclesiastical Supervision Change Proposal 1 Reply

Started by Wesley Tetsuji Kan in General. Last reply by Rev. Richard Mittelstadt Jun 8.

The proper sequence 13 Replies

Started by Andy Evans in General. Last reply by James Robertson Mar 3.

Micro Synods verses Macro Synods

Started by Roy A. Steward in General Jan 19.

Baptismal Regeneration - Answer to Mr Joseph Moore #Updated 11 Replies

Started by tom cotton in General. Last reply by tom cotton Feb 18.

Some Resources 1 Reply

Started by tom cotton in General. Last reply by James Robertson Nov 6, 2015.

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James Robertson replied to James Robertson's discussion Lutheran News and Views in the group ELCA and beyond
"German bishops say Martin Luther treated unfairly Martin Luther In a shock to Roman Catholic traditionalists, the church bishops of Germany are praising Martin Luther, calling him a “Gospel witness and teacher of the Faith.” A new…"
19 hours ago
Rev. Richard Mittelstadt replied to Rob Skye's discussion The work of the Law. in the group Ask the Pastor
"Rob, let's try to come at this a different way, say someone offered to pay off the credit card debt of all those people come to them with credit card debt. If you have no knowledge that you have cc debt, you would not seek his offer to pay your…"
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Rev. Richard Mittelstadt replied to Rob Skye's discussion The work of the Law. in the group Ask the Pastor
"From the Augsburg Confession: It is taught among us that those who sin after Baptism receive forgiveness of sin whenever they come to repentance, 2 and absolution should not be denied them by the church. 3 Properly speaking, true repentance is…"
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Rob Skye replied to Rob Skye's discussion The work of the Law. in the group Ask the Pastor
"Its your last sentence that I'm interested in.  I think that it can really trip people up when they get hung up on making contrition a work of the Law. I wonder if in fact encountering Grace enables one to become more honest about their…"
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Rev. Richard Mittelstadt replied to john mac's discussion Awake on Resurrection Day said Luther? in the group Ask the Pastor
"John, Not sure of the quote of the piece of Luther you are reading, but certainly Luther believed that the body of the dead sleep in the ground as Paul describes as resting to the time of the resurrection. But the soul leaves the body at the time of…"
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Rev. Richard Mittelstadt replied to Rob Skye's discussion The work of the Law. in the group Ask the Pastor
"Rob, Sorry for the delay and just some random thoughts. The Law proceeds the Gospel. What need do I have for the Gospel, the forgiveness of sins if I am unaware of my sin. For instance the woman at the well, Jesus said to her, "Go, call your…"
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James Robertson replied to James Robertson's discussion Truth in the group Defending the Faith
"Have Doubts? Jesus’ Response To John the Baptist Can Encourage You 8/15/2016 - J.Warner Wallace - TheStream As a detective, I’ve learned to evaluate words carefully when considering the statements of victims, witnesses and suspects.…"
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Schafer Knostman commented on Andrew Gooding's blog post From Southern Baptist to Roman Catholic to Confessional Lutheran
"Okay, thank you for your help and understanding"
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Lutheran Men

A group for discussing men's issues and for men to pull each other together.
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Samuli Ruohola replied to Neil's discussion the poetry of suffering in the group Suffering
"Directly from Bible, Psalm 88 Psalm 88 (link) About suffering, in generic. "
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Suffering

We all suffer, some more than others.Physical pain, victim of abuse.I would like to discuss the philosophy of sufferingSee More
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James Robertson replied to James Robertson's discussion Lutheran News and Views in the group ELCA and beyond
"Lutherans vote to bridge gap with Catholics, protect migrant children ELCA Presiding Bishop Elizabeth A. Eaton high fives Bishop Denis J. Madden, auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Baltimore and co chair of the "Declaration on the…"
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