In 1550, Imperial forces besieged the German town of Magdeburg, seeking to re-establish the Roman Catholic faith.

In response, Magdeburg's Lutheran pastors and theologians wrote a treatise on justifying resistance to tyrannical power called the Magdeburg Confession.

The issues it said are a book of the month for April is a translation of the Magdeburg Confession.

Learn about this new resource at Issue ZTC.org or by calling Concordia Publishing House

1-800-3253040, the Magdeburg Confession.

I'm Dr. Russell Dawn, President of Concordia University Chicago.

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Chicago with Christ at the center looks like things have been designed.

When it comes to our life, the structures of living creatures of the world around us,

it's easy to look on the outside, the macro scale, and say, well, it could have evolved,

but the closer and closer you look, the smaller and smaller scales of those constituent

parts, it becomes difficult to at least not admit that it

looks like someone designed it. Some evolutionists will admit that. Many will not. Well, there's a

reason why it looks like it's designed. It's because it is. It's in fact created. Welcome back to

Issues, Etc. I'm Todd Wilkin.

It's time for the conclusion of our two-part series on God's Revelation in the Genesis

Creation account.

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