Responding to Listener Email and the Issues, Etc. Comment Line, 1/3/25 (0032)

Issues, Etc.

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🗓️ 3 January 2025

⏱️ 38 minutes

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0:00.0	Can a Christian use someone's preferred pronouns with a clear conscience? Find out in my column
0:05.8	in the latest issues et cetera journal. We'll send it to you for free. Just click the red
0:10.7	journal subscription button in the right-hand column at Issuesetc.org. In the Wittenberg trail feature,
0:17.0	Dr. John Bumbarrow recounts his story to confessional Lutheranism from Roman Catholicism
0:21.9	and Reformed Theology.
0:23.7	The free online Issueset cetera Journal, Issuesetc.org
0:28.4	If you come, I will answer.
0:37.2	If you follow, I'll pick you up
0:41.3	Well, we've got questions and comments from our listeners, one on saving faith versus head knowledge.
0:48.0	Can a Christian attend a Hindu or Hindu-slash-Christian wedding?
0:53.6	And what does the formula of Concord in the Lutheran
0:57.0	confessions mean when it talks about always being in a state of confession? It's time to go
1:02.5	through listener email and the issues that said are a comment line or email address, talk back
1:07.0	at Issue ZTC.org and the comment line 618-223-8382.
1:12.5	So have a nice Christmas break?
1:13.9	I did.
1:14.6	Kept very busy.
1:15.7	Craig,
1:16.1	should keep busy?
1:17.3	Yes, I was busy.
1:18.5	I was sick there for a little bit, but I'm better now.
1:20.9	But I had a great time with my family.
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