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‘To Presume to Be Nothing but a Good Shepherd’: The Letters of Rev. Fritz Reddin, 1913-141
I have stayed here in my place for the sake of the people. I have really kind and good people in my congregation, but there are also those who make life hard for me (but more of that later), and I wanted to maintain the good reputation that I had received. I wanted to presume to be nothing but a good shepherd.
The Lutheran Institute of Theology: Feeding Today’s Confessional Hunger
The opportunity before us is great. Catholics, Orthodox, and Evangelicals have already shown what is possible when theological depth is paired with professional excellence. Lutherans are called to do no less.
Review: Dante’s Divine Comedy
Anyone at all enthused by our classical, Christian heritage–theology, philosophy, history, ethics, aesthetics, poetry, mythology–must read all three parts of Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso. And, your perusal of just Inferno in high school doesn’t count.