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Daily Archives: February 7, 2019
Brexit and the papacy — Triablogue
What do Brexit and the papacy have in common? I’m so glad you asked. Even when Catholicism was strong in Europe, there was always a power struggle between the papacy and Catholic monarchs. On the one hand, the papacy had … Continue reading
Church Write-Up: Sacerdotalism and Functionalism, Isaiah 6 and Acts 9, Fish
Here are some items from today’s LCMS Bible study. The topic was God’s call. A. The pastor distinguished between two schools of thought. The first school of thought is known as sacerdotalism. This view emphasizes the pastor or the priest. … Continue reading
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