Articles
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My Ántonia
The celebrated turn-of-the-twentieth century novelist Willa Cather wrote a trilogy of novels that focus on life on the Nebraska prairie: O Pioneers, My Ántonia, and…
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Ponte Luterano
A formula like “Global Evangelicalism” is obviously expansive enough to include virtually any topic one may choose. But when I heard the theme and considered…
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Christ’s Wealth and Poverty (2 Cor 8:9) in Early Lutheran Writers
The use of “poor/rich” terminology in reference to Christ in 2 Corinthians 8:9 is not surprising. Paul is dealing with finances and this language fits…
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Christian Politics: Living in Two Realms
CSLScholar is Concordia Seminary’s digital library with a host of on-demand resources. Take time to peruse its wealth of topics. Among the latest additions to…
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Growing the Lutheran Audience
The students of Concordia Seminary are blessed by the teaching of our faculty. The faculty’s reach extends beyond the students to pastors and congregations who…
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Without the Holy Spirit, We Wouldn’t Even Know What We Are Doing Here
“At this point in our program we’d like to sort of tip our hat to the great Louis Armstrong without whom we’d have no idea…
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Technology and the Church: Promise and Peril
If someone labeled me a luddite, I would be hard-pressed to combat their assertion. I am an exegete so I prefer scrolls rather than screens;…
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Solito: A Memoir
Imagine that as a nine-year-old boy, your grandparents place you into the care of a “coyote.” They pay him a substantial sum of money to…
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Eighth Century BC Prophets for Twenty-First Century AD Believers
I heard a disparaging comment regarding Lutherans. “They are too hung up on the sixteenth century.” Further conversation with the commenter made it clear that…