Unless you (a) are technologically Amish, (b) have been held hostage out of the country, or (c) suffer from a reprehensibly intense theological apathy, you’re aware that the third edition of Pastor Harrison and Professor Pless’ book Women Pastors: The Ordination of Woman in Biblical Lutheran Perspective is due out this year. Probably you should all buy it, and certainly you should all read it. … Continue reading C’mon, men. Act like men!
I graduated from college in three years. I was twenty years old when I got my diploma. I never went to crazy parties, never had a fake ID, never ran from the cops. I studied, worked in a library, and graduated one tenth of a point away from summa cum laude. I also had no life. Clearly. So there’s that. Now, in May, I’m going … Continue reading so there’s that
One of the things I lose sleep over (Somebody get Serta on the line. I want answers!) is our inability as Lutherans to translate theological language into the vernacular when we write. I’m not suggesting we dumb theology down, rather that we speak in such a way so as to not lose our readers. C. S. Lewis, in his Christian Apologetics, has something to say … Continue reading keeping it simple
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