Post #382199 · Elektrine

2026-01-18 18:58 UTC

@Godcast I've been meaning to visit a Lutheran Church in my extended neighborhood. I checked out it's website and it belongs to the Missouri Synod. I went to their website looking for something about Luther's "On the Jews and their lies". To my disappointment, there was some sort of disassociation with Luther's opinions on the Jews. It also said it would not tolerate anti-sem.....you know. What is the scoop on Luther and his work with the present day Lutheran establishment?

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@Escoffier@poa.st 2026-01-18 19:04

@Thickasabrick @Godcast My brother in Christ i can assure for the most part the Lutheran Church has been subsumed by progressivism. The producers of Stone Choir are both Lutherans who have been forcibly removed from their respective Churches Corey's called the police to block his entrance. I believe every large building Church has been rendered unfit for purpose. The seminaries have suffered the same fate. Here's where im at these days... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBymWQLP-rkGoTzyS81... @SuperLutheran

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@SuperLutheran__dup_2573@poa.st 2026-01-18 19:18

@Thickasabrick @Godcast There are three major camps in Lutheranism right now. -liberal "Lutheranism" (doesn't hold to any historic doctrine, they just took over the churches). -"Confessional Lutheranism" (tries to hold on to historic doctrine, but often bends to the will of the world) -Pietistic Lutheranism (tries to MEAN it when they hold to Lutheran doctrine and practice, but strays into weird territory if they aren't grounded in the Confessions). The VLP is in the Pietist tradition of Lutheranism, which has a pretty good track record of avoiding piss-earth influence. But nonetheless, it's a minor presence. We're working to change that with the house church network. Thankfully it is slowly and steadily growing.

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