Transhumanism promotes uploading human personalities into robotic bodies so that people can live beyond death. But in view of the Gospel promise, the dream of humans without bodies, of our minds being uploaded into robots so as to live forever, seems less like a dream, and more like a nightmare.
The early Lutherans were also diligent to keep the traditional practices and ceremonies of the church, as long as these did not conflict with the Gospel of grace.
In the September issue, we learn from women who have gone before us in the faith.
So it is with marriage. You won’t get very far trying to travel alone in a relationship, talking to yourself, or at someone else.
In this issue, we rejoice in the joy, comfort and consolation that we share as the body of Christ.
Read one Synod president’s words, which comprise a beautiful, urgent admonition for synod conventions to be, above all, doctrinal and to be doctrinal in order to be about mission.
Get a sneak peek on what will be discussed at this summer’s convention!
Our house of faith is built on the Rock!
Bearing witness to Christ – on account of your Baptism and by His grace – doesn’t have to be scary or hard or intimidating. It simply starts and ends with Christ. Join us as we talk all things evangelism.
“Whether proclaimed by a layperson, preacher—indeed by the devil himself,” the Word does its work.
The earth where we live, the universe in which we exist, didn’t just happen. God created it.
Those questions you have about the faith? They have answers.