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    Join us for the 2023 Multiethnic Symposium

    The Multiethnic Symposium will explore the changing landscape of immigration in the United States – and the unique opportunity Christians have to share the Gospel with people from all nations. Register today!
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    Concordia Journal Winter 2023

    Browse the interactive version above or download this issue as a pdf. The full catalog of back issues of the Concordia Journal (1975-present), along with the indexed volumes of its predecessor Concordia Theological Monthly (1949-1974), are available online at AtlaSerials® (Atlas®). Atlas is an online full-text collection of major religion and theology journals used by libraries, librarians, scholars, theologians, clergy, ..
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    Book Review: Cultural Apologetics

    J.P. Cima reviews the book "Cultural Apologetics: Renewing the Christian Voice, Conscience, And Imagination in a Disenchanted World " by Paul M. Gould
Book Blurbs: Joel Biermann on how Christians engage politics and culture
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Book Blurbs: Joel Biermann on how Christians engage politics and culture


Book Blurbs: Joel Biermann on how Christians engage politics and culture

Biermann discusses his new book on the doctrine of two kingdoms (or realms)

How to be (counter-) culturally Christian?
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How to be (counter-) culturally Christian?


How to be (counter-) culturally Christian?

A road trip to Wichita, Rod Dreher’s “Benedict option,” and a few words from Tertullian

The Awkward State of American Christianity
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The Awkward State of American Christianity


The Awkward State of American Christianity

What’s on your Starbucks red cup?

No “Lions of Gory Mane”: Persecution or Loss of Predominance in American Christianity
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No “Lions of Gory Mane”: Persecution or Loss of Predominance in American Christianity


No “Lions of Gory Mane”: Persecution or Loss of Predominance in American Christianity

Michael Knippa discusses the status of American Christianity in this article re-published from the Fall 2015 CONCORDIA JOURNAL

“Nones” on the Rise
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“Nones” on the Rise


“Nones” on the Rise

They aren’t really all that interested in us; but we should be interested in them

“From Sea to Shining Sea: A Christians’ Perspective on America and its Politics”
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“From Sea to Shining Sea: A Christians’ Perspective on America and its Politics”


“From Sea to Shining Sea: A Christians’ Perspective on America and its Politics”

Joel Biermann’s Lay Bible Institute Video Files

When social capital trumps theology
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When social capital trumps theology


When social capital trumps theology

Robert Putnam’s substantive findings on religion and civic engagement give us more than enough food for thought

Can religion and politics make us more civil?
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Can religion and politics make us more civil?


Can religion and politics make us more civil?

E.J. Dionne raised the question at a recent lecture at nearby Washington University. Perhaps the better question to ask is this: Can I love my neighbor?

LAY BIBLE INSTITUTE on religion and politics – Oct-Nov, 2011
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LAY BIBLE INSTITUTE on religion and politics – Oct-Nov, 2011


LAY BIBLE INSTITUTE on religion and politics – Oct-Nov, 2011

Just in time for the campaign season: Joel Biermann will lead the LBI seminar, “From Sea to Shining Sea: A Christian’s Perspective on America and Its Politics,” on four Wed evenings (7:00-9:00pm) from October 12 to November 2, 2011, at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis

New religion and politics center started at Wash U
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New religion and politics center started at Wash U


New religion and politics center started at Wash U

John Danforth delivering the homily at Ronald Reagan's funeral in 2004 (Screen capture: C-SPAN) The New York Times broke the story on the formation of this new center yesterday, named for one of our state’s most distinguished senators, John C. Danforth, who is also an ordained Episcopal priest. Washington University announced the center in a press release and news conference today

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