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Old 03-28-2008, 11:29 AM
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You can be an Uber Lutheran!!

Yes folks, take a walk on the Lutheran side!! Be a calvinist without calling yourself a calvinist. Break out that Law and Gospel preaching manual. Call the LCMS and say they are going Liberal because they cancelled Issue's etc. Get that tonsure haircut. You'll want to do all of the above once you become an UBER LUTHERAN! All you have to do is to watch this video my wife found for me. It's A Mighty Fortress sung in German in the church in Wittenburg that the 95 thesis were posted on, on Reformation Day!



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Sorry, I just can't get past that Organ. For some reason I just can not stand the sound of an Organ unless John Paul Jones is accompanying a wailing Robert Plant or Procol Harum is soothing us with a ballad.
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Procol Harum - excellent!

Lutheran (I was once one) - not so good.
But at least lcms is better than elca.
And wels is better than lcms.
However erpc beats 'em all.
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What about leaving PCUSA to attend a WELS?
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What about leaving PCUSA to attend a WELS?
I'd do it. If there were no Reformed congregations nearby, WELS would definitely be a good choice over PCUSA
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