Was the Reformer Martin Luther innovating or an error when he added the word alone to Romans 328

for we hold that one is justified by faith alone apart from works of the law?

Find out in Pastor Will Whedon's column in the latest issues etc. journal.

In the Wittenburg Trail feature, Dr. Donna Harrison details her journey to confessional

Lutheranism from Catholicism, Scientism, Mysticism and Evangelicalism.

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And they won't understand it until they've used it.

They will take you only so far.

I don't know if we can be trusted.

What's such a weapon, but they have no choice.

Exerbs from the movie Oppenheimer.

This film is about the making of the atomic bomb and about the man who is at the forefront

of making that atomic bomb. Welcome back to issues etc. Pastor Ted Geese joins us to review

the movie Oppenheimer. He has bachelor's degree in fine arts. He's passed from Mount

Olive Lutheran Church in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. And he teaches a course for Concordia

Lutheran Theological Seminary titled a Lutheran Approach to Art Media and Film.

Ted, this film, ironically like the one we reviewed before Barbie, is dividing critics too. Why?

One thing with this Oppenheimer film is that it's really long. It's about a three hour long

movie and it's a lot of material to digest. Christopher Nolan is playing with time.

So people who saw Dunkirk as they were watching it, if they were picking up on it, they'll notice

that it seemed like there was a narrative, like straightforward narrative plot happening,

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