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Kathrine commented on Scott Diekmann's blog post Are We Really that Dense?"You can also find quotes by Luther where he says laymen ought to learn the Biblical languages and Latin. That has been neglected--even in our Lutheran schools and universities."
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Kathrine commented on Norm Fisher's blog post Issues / Comments regarding creating a separate website for "community" aspects of the WittenbergTrail"Would it be possible to just keep the social stuff from appearing on the front page/recently updated? I remember when I came to the old site I would scroll through the left hand column of the front page to see what conversations had been recently…"
Kathrine replied to James Robertson's discussion Census: A Little Too Personal"I don't like Ron Paul in general, but I do like his article on this matter. I do not know yet what I will do when I receive the census. I do not want to fill out all the answers above and beyond what the constitution requires, but I do not want…"
Kathrine replied to Monte Harrington's discussion Confirmation??"Hey Monte--I don't know if I understand--are you the confirmation class teacher? Why isn't the pastor teaching confirmation at your church? I think teaching confirmation class is one of the things the pastor is called to do that should not…"
Kathrine replied to Samer Madanat's discussion Lutheran Resources for the Hearing Impaired"The term dumb does mean not able to speak, but I bet it's politically incorrect since the definition can be misunderstood. Maybe we should use "mute" in order to be more clear.
I am also interested in theological sign language. I…"
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Christopher Columbus and the Flat-Earth Myth
Christopher Columbus and the Flat-Earth Myth
By Gary DeMar
Each October, Christopher Columbus is hammered for his voyages of exploitation of native peoples, and Christians are ridiculed for once opposing the forward-thinking Columbus and his rejection of the flat earth mythology held by the medieval church. Is any of it true? I'll leave the question of exploitation to be answered by others, but the flat earth issue is easily answered. In the eleven-volume Our Wonder World, first… Continue
By Gary DeMar
Each October, Christopher Columbus is hammered for his voyages of exploitation of native peoples, and Christians are ridiculed for once opposing the forward-thinking Columbus and his rejection of the flat earth mythology held by the medieval church. Is any of it true? I'll leave the question of exploitation to be answered by others, but the flat earth issue is easily answered. In the eleven-volume Our Wonder World, first… Continue
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- At 9:57pm on March 24, 2008,
Jenn Wolf said… - Katherine,
Read your comment on the Cry in the Wilderness discussion and have to wonder if you are a homeschooler? We are and are very classical so I notice when others plug for it! Welcome to WT!
He is Risen Indeed! Allelulia!
Jenn in Vegas (for 79 more days)
- At 1:01pm on March 30, 2008,
Duane said… - Happy almost birthday!
God be with you & family.
Duane
- At 11:56pm on March 30, 2008,
Kelly said… - Absolutely!
It seems that different ways of looking at God's will tend to focus either on his sovereignty as the greatest good, or on Christ crucified. The thing is, it's not comforting (or really biblical) to think of God as a capricious deity who simply does things because he can and he wants to, even if evil seems to be involved and our own good is not really high up on his radar screen. Only when sin and death are noted as the ugly things that they are, do we find the answer for those things in the cross. Though we can't understand all the twists and turns of this messed-up world, Christ has graciously come to die and to conquered sin, death and hell, and as we live under the cross we also can anticipate the resurrection and the end of pain and death forever.
- At 6:12am on March 31, 2008,
Linda D. Traylor said… - Please forgive me for reading your message to kelly about the sudden death of your wonderful father. God comforted me with these Bible passages and I hope that He will confort you and your family also :
Matthew 11:28
Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.
Mark 13:27
And then he will send out the angels and gather his elect from the four winds, from the ends of the earth to the ends of heaven.
Also see Acts 7:54-60 http://www.gnpcb.org/esv/search/?q=Acts+7
- At 10:27am on April 4, 2008,
C. Brian Bucklew said… - Kathrine,
What part of Arkansas are you from? My wife, son and moved about a year ago, from Conway, AR, to Ft. Wayne, IN - I am a 1st year seminarian
- At 10:40am on April 4, 2008, C. Brian Bucklew said…
- My wife and I are originally from Sugarland, TX (20 miles southwest of Houston). Its good to see that there are some confessional Lutherans in AR. I have noticed that seminarians from Ft.Wayne rarely get calls to AR congregations.
- At 1:42pm on April 4, 2008, C. Brian Bucklew said…
- Well thanks be to God that you guys are in AR. The state needs more Lutherans like you all. No, I was not trying to start a rivalry between the two seminaries...I totally support both of them, and think they are both confessional.
- At 2:11pm on April 4, 2008,
Rev. Michael Kumm said… - Katherine! Is that you? :) Good to see you. Your kids are PRECIOUS!!!!
Pax,
Michael
- At 2:11pm on April 7, 2008,
Dr. Steven A. Hein said… - Hi Katherine,
I'm a newbe to this and just feeling my way around. It is good to hear from you and have you on my friends list. Hope you, Jon, and the fam are doing well.
Have you and Jon registered for our class in August yet. I should have the Syllabus ready soon. Been sooo busy lately and nursing a terrible cold.
BTW, thanks so much for all you are doing for the CEQ. I believe our last issue has really been a good one.
Greet Jon for me.
Dr. Steven Hein
- At 2:20pm on April 7, 2008, Dr. Steven A. Hein said…
- Sorry to hear about your cold. It seems so many have been nursing them these days. Glad to hear you guys are all registered for August. I am really looking forward to it.
The CEQ Digest issue should be going out by Dr. Bill Cochran's synodical school/educators mailing in August. Thanks for all your work on it.
SH
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