A New York Times Story, “A Hot Accessory, at the Intersection of Faith and Culture” – Terry Mattingly, 5/7/25 (1271)

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🗓️ 7 May 2025

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Terry Mattingly of Rational Sheep Rational Sheep Pop Goes Religion: Faith in Popular Culture GetReligion.org

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0:00.0	throughout the 50 days of Easter
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0:10.1	Listen 24-7 to sacred music for the Easter season.
0:17.8	LPR, Lutheranpublicradio.org.
0:21.0	Rekyllableness. Reclaiming the heart of marriage is the issues that said are a book of the month for
0:33.9	May. It's an eight-lessened Bible study that reveals the parallels between our
0:38.0	earthly marital covenants and the marriage covenant of salvation between Christ and his church.
0:43.6	Learn more about reclaiming the heart of marriage at issue ZTC.org or by calling Concordia Publishing
0:49.0	House, 1-800-32530-40, reclaiming the heart of marriage by Pastor David Shady. The issues it said are a book of the month
0:57.3	for May.
1:04.0	Feminism, to me, I define it as treating the sexes as the same. That's why I think it's absolutely
1:10.0	the progenitor, the mother of
1:12.2	transgenderism, because the idea behind it is that men and women are not different and we should
1:17.3	be treated exactly the same in any way. The number one predictor of student attainment in science,
1:25.1	in math, in reading, in history, in civics, etc., is the state of their family.
1:32.6	God is the God who raises the dead, and we are the people who God is going to raise.
1:39.3	We are not the people who do death's deed for it.
1:42.9	We are the people who make death work to take us down. We are the
1:47.6	people who fearlessly confess Christ in the face of death. As we live in Christ and we see His
1:54.2	living body, we see it with its wounds. And that reminds us that as his Easter children, we always live with both the cross
2:04.7	and the resurrection as the focus of our life. Young Lutherans, ages four and six, learn the
2:11.4	evening prayer from listening to Issues, Etcetera. I thank you my Heavenly Father. father through Jesus Christ your dear son.
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