Here are a couple of comments that I thought I’d bring to the top as sometimes the comments from older posts get passed over:
Anon,
"I heard somewhere that we should be glad the convention was about money and not about doctrinal problems in the WELS, which i (sic) believe we dont have."
Doctrinal problems? How is that possible in a synod where everyone is in the Office of the Ministry?
And what's this business about Pr. Berg being a false teacher? I'm curious to hear what you know, Anon.
-LM
Rick said...
…John in this blog has lamented his view that our Synod is fractured. I don't agree but sometimes it seems that people who dislike Church and Change are bent on driving in the wedge.
It is very evident that the problems that have arisen stem from theological issues (ie doctrinal problems). The missing unity in doctrine and practice is very evident. Rick I would disagree with you. The synod is fractured. I believe you are wrong when you say that those who dislike the C&C group are driving in the wedge. Maybe they are striving, with passion, to cling to a remnant of Confessional Lutheranism found in the divine service. Unless you mean that the sword of the Spirit, (the Law and the Gospel), is being pounded home with full force.
