The Movie, “Nosferatu” – Pr. Ted Giese, 1/24/25 (0242)

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🗓️ 24 January 2025

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Pr. Ted Giese of Mount Olive Lutheran-Regina, Saskatchewan Pr. Giese’s Movie Review”

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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
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0:32.6	It is like a dream. It was our wedding.
0:41.3	When we turned around,
0:46.3	everyone was dead.
0:51.3	The stench of their bodies was horrible.
0:55.0	Standing before me was...
0:59.0	...death.
1:02.0	But I never been so happy.
1:06.0	This creature is a force more powerful than evil.
1:19.6	Its desire is to consume all life on earth.
1:27.6	Only you can redeem us.
1:33.3	He is coming.
1:37.4	Those are some scenes from the horror movie, Nosferatu, a story about a vampire.
1:43.6	Actually, something of a remake of what is perhaps the first vampire movie, about 100 years later.
1:50.9	Welcome back to Issues, Et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin.
1:54.9	Joining us to review this movie, Pastor Ted Geese, he has a bachelor's degree in fine arts.
2:00.6	He's pastor of Mount Olive Lutheran Church
2:02.3	in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and teaches a course. For Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary,
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