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Ministry: Face to Facebook

by Clint Schnekloth — May 15, 2008

The past month or two I've been addicted to Facebook. I joined Facebook some time around Christmas, after realizing virtually everyone younger than me used this tool and "Friended" each other on Facebook in order to stay connected. Facebook defines itself as "a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them." It really is an incredibly useful tool...

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The Suspended Middle

by Clint Schnekloth — February 15, 2008

You’re on the look-out for an introduction to John Milbank or radical orthodoxy. You pick up a book with the title The Suspended Middle: Henri de Lubac and the Debate concerning the Supernatural (Eerdmans, 2005). You put it back down, looking for something seemingly less esoteric. You shouldn’t...

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Bonhoeffer and Individual Confession

by Clint Schnekloth — December 01, 2007

Lutherans are somewhat unique among “Protestant” confessions that emerged from the Reformation because they retained the use of individual confession and forgiveness. For example, Article XI of the Augsburg Confession reads: “Concerning confession it is taught that private absolution should be retained and not abolished"...

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Clint Schnekloth

Clint Schnekloth

Clint Schnekloth is pastor at East Koshkonong Lutheran Church in Cambridge, WI. He maintains possibly the longest running Lutheran blog. A graduate of Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN, he is currently pursuing a doctor of ministry at Fuller Theological Seminary. He made this beautiful key lime pie for his congregation's annual Heritage Day pie auction. It sold for $90. Clint lives with his wife and son in Stoughton, WI.

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Spring 2008

Spring 2008

In this issue:

Dispatch from the Diaspora

The Burden of the Wise, or,
Revelation is for Babies

Lutheran Monks

Hezekiah and Jeremiah vs.
the Spiritual Smorgasbord

Painting as Praying

...and much, much more!

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