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WHY AN EDITORIAL PAGE?
The
purpose of this site is primarily to provide a means of testing
the ways the INTERNET can be used to help spread the Gospel and
to discuss issues of interest to Lutherans. One of the means of
discussion is this editorial section. I feel strongly that the
times and, especially, the present state of our church and our
nation, demand that church members speak out. It is a
responsibility, an obligation that we cannot turn our back on.
The latest editorials:
I Wish I'd Said That!"
and Guest Commentary "Reformation 2000 (What happened to Martin Luther?) - Kris Baudler "
can be accessed by clicking HERE.
(See below to access previous editorials.)
Previous editorials:
Editorials Summer/Fall 2000: Guest Commentary "Sola
Scriptura Non Sola Structura" can be accessed by clicking HERE.
Editorials May: Guest Commentary "Living and Touching in Unusual Circumstances"
can be accessed by clicking HERE.
Editorials April: The ECUSA Response To: An "Open
Letter...." and "The 'New'
Theo-less-ology" can be accessed by clicking HERE.
Editorials February/March: "An "Open Letter" Concerning CCM", "A Bishop's Response", and "The 'New'
Theo-less-ology" can be accessed by clicking HERE.
Editorial January 2000 "CCM, JDDJ and Perilous Times for Our Church" CLICK HERE.
Editorial Fall 1999 "If thy brother shall trespass..." CLICK HERE.
Editorial Summer 1999 "To Christina and the Class of 1999" CLICK HERE.
Editorial 03/1999 "The Ugly American - March 1999a" CLICK HERE.
Editorial 02/1999 "Reflection, Reconciliation, Informed Involvement"CLICK HERE.
Editorial "Senate Trial - Feb 99" CLICK HERE.
Editorial "Senate Trial - JAN 1999": CLICK
HERE.
Editorial 12/98 "An Open Letter": CLICK
HERE.
Editorial 09/98 "A Call for Resignation": CLICK
HERE.
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