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Should Lutheran Christians celebrate Earth Day? Can Christians think about "environmental issues" from a theological perspective? In this timely article, Dr. Arand answers these questions as he discusses the environment in the light of the 1st article, and current scholarly thinking about the environment from a Lutheran perspective.
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Prof. David Berger addresses "several themes and tactics in Pr. Voigt's paper, which takes its title from a phrase in the 1985 CTCR document, 'Women in the Church.'"
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Dr. Manteufel discusses the history of "the Abominable Error," namely
that Christ's atoning sacrifice on the cross only was propitious for
original sin, not all subsequent sin. This doctrinal error serves as
the basis for many other errors, including misapplication of the means
of grace, and a misunderstanding of God's grace and forgiveness in
general.
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Dr. Charles Arand examines traditional Western philosophy concerning the understanding of the self and the will, and contrasts these views with the Lutheran understanding of free will and human identity (fallen, but redeemed by the creator, posessing a will to act but a bondage of that will) in light of the Two Kinds of Righteousness.
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