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Brad Duren
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The God Whisperers
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Pirate Christian Radio
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Lutherans for Liberty
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Brad Duren commented on Dave Gosse's blog post Deepak Chopra -- beyond belief"In the words of Dennis Miller, "Deepak Chopra is Malaysian for Ron Popeil.""
Brad Duren replied to Kari's discussion Power and Primacy of the Pope continued....... in the group Study Group/The Lutheran Confessions"I was not arguing that the RCC argument was wrong or right. I was simply explaining the argument. No one stated that the Gospel writer nor God the Holy Spirit got anything wrong. It is a difference of emphasis and interpretation here, and a valid…"
Brad Duren replied to Kari's discussion Power and Primacy of the Pope continued....... in the group Study Group/The Lutheran Confessions"I can answer that one! The argument goes that Jesus was speaking in Aramaic and not Greek. In Aramaic, there is no differentiation between "petra" and "petros." The word is "kepha", from which Cephas is derived. In…"
Brad Duren replied to Steve Newell's discussion Purity of Doctrine and Purity of Politics"It is also a failure to understand the "Two Kingdoms" view. Far too many evangelicals confuse the two."
Brad Duren commented on Pastor Christopher W. Martin's group From the Outside Looking In"Awful quiet around here! lol"
Brad Duren joined Rev. Craig Donofrio's group
The God Whisperers
This group is dedicated to catechetical mayhem and not taking ourselves very seriously while taking our Savior very seriously.
Brad Duren replied to Kari's discussion Part III, Article XI. Of the Marriage of Priests in the group Study Group/The Lutheran Confessions"Thanks, Norm. As a Catholic who is exploring the Lutheran Confessions and enjoying the insight and fellowship I have found here, I felt rather awkward when I saw the tone that the thread was taking!
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Brad Duren replied to Kari's discussion Part III, Article XI. Of the Marriage of Priests in the group Study Group/The Lutheran Confessions"While I have my questions about priestly celibacy, and believe that the Lutheran Confessions have the stronger case, let us be careful not to assume that just because someone marries that it will undermine sexual scandals among the clergy. I say…"
Brad Duren joined Rev. Craig Donofrio's group
Pirate Christian Radio
Welcome to the Pirate Christian Radio Group. A place where you can ask questions and get information. Let's have at it.<---- Check out the new PCR FJ Cruiser, it just arrived - we especially love the praying skeleton.See More
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- Brad Duren
- Tell us about yourself ( e.g. hobbies, education, projects you are working on, etc.). What brings you to the Wittenberg Trail?
- One-time Lutheran convert who later converted to Catholicism...and is having serious questions about it. Let's just say that I am re-investigating!
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- Christian (non-Lutheran) exploring the Lutheran faith
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- St. Peter's Church, Guymon, Oklahoma
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Comment Wall (24 comments)
- At 12:54pm on December 18, 2009,
WT Administrator said… - Welcome to the Wittenberg Trail !
Please visit the new member group to learn more about the community and how to get involved. In addition, please consider joining the new member group. This group has been designed to orient new members to the Wittenberg Trail.
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- At 6:48am on December 28, 2009,
Pastor Jon Bischof (Trail Guide-AR) said… - Brad: I grew up in Texarkana and my grandparents lived in Little Rock. My aunt still lives there and goes to Grace Lutheran in LR.
You are so right about that weird smile on the face of Joel Olsteen...the face of deception.
- At 8:22am on December 28, 2009,
Pastor Ernie Lassman (Trail Guide - WA) said… - Hi..thanks for your comments on the AIC videos...I see that you left Lutheranism for Rome but are re-thinking......that's good! I know that there are different "varieties" of Lutheans "out there" (sad to say)..but if you can find a good confessional, liturgical Lutheran Church I think you would be glad to return to your Lutheran roots. Please let me know if I can be of help in any way.......blessings to you in this Chrismas Season.......Pastor Lassman
- At 2:28pm on December 28, 2009,
Kalen said… - Hey, added you as a friend today. Nice to see some other Lutherans in OK. Or potential Lutherans, anyway!
- At 12:24pm on December 29, 2009,
James Robertson said… - Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts and minds of men?
- At 10:31am on January 4, 2010,
Rik Eischen said… - has been reading and pondering Psalms a lot lately.
Brad, have you considered joining the Scripture Memory group yet? There are no obligations here, we occasionally include Psalms, and the group primarilly helps keep us in God's Word. I would just like to invite you. God's blessings on your New Year!
- At 10:47am on January 4, 2010, Rik Eischen said…
- "and am being blown away by my new Lutheran Study Bible..."
You, too? I still like my Concordia Self-Study Bible (CSSB) in the New International Version (NIV), but I, too, am "blown away" by the great resource The Lutheran Study Bible (TLSB) by Concordia Publishing House (CPH, Saint Louis,MO)!!! Have you had a chance to check out a copy of Treasury of Daily Prayer (ToDP--also CPH)? It, too, is an awesome resource, including a Psalm reading for each day of the year, a suggested "additional psalm" daily (all 150 Psalms are in the back of this prayer book), and a daily Old Testament and New Testament reading for every day of the year. Also included is a "Writing", often from an Early Church Father or even a Reformation Church Father. Matins, Vespers, and other orders of worship are reprinted in this book in full. I'm blown away by both of these incredible resources!
- At 10:17am on January 5, 2010, James Robertson said…
- Re your comment - Psalm 46:1
- At 11:13pm on January 5, 2010, Brad Duren said…
- Amen to Psalm 46:1!! That verse has held me firm so many times when I felt like running away or giving up!
- At 9:18am on January 6, 2010, James Robertson said…
- Yea, verily, we are all poor, miserable sinners clinging to the "old, rugged cross". But mistake not obedience to, and confidence in, the word of God to be prideful. Apologetics is service to the Great Commission conducted by those who are imperfect - many of whom do fall into the "first deadly sin". We are all weak vessels for propagating the counsel of God.
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