Luther, Laity, and … Lego
A review of the Lego Movie as embodiment of Reformation theology … Read more at the original post at Reformation500.
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Jason Haynes April 2, 2014
Everything is awesome…including this review. Thanks!
Kirk Hille April 2, 2014
You gotta love the plasticity of our theology!