Do the spiritual paths presented by the world's various religions all lead to the same God?

I've written a column titled Pope Francis and the Creed of Universalism for the latest

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button in the right-hand column at Issuesetc.org. In the Wittenberg trail feature seminary and will

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If you are a conservative Christian championing an ethic of chastity, an ethic of marriage as being the primary moral good, I think that puts you on the wrong side of the culture.

And I think this is why, sadly, the sexual revolution is no longer a revolution.

It's basically as American as baseball and apple pie at this point.

Allow the secular liberal to donate to the art museum.

If you're a biblical Christian who believes the truth about marriage and about the sanctity of life,

you need to prioritize your giving to those causes

and to those institutions doing the most important work. As we struggle with suffering of so

many different kinds, it's like this is the fork in the road. And one fork leads to isolation

and anger and self-hatred. And the other fork leads to isolation and anger and self-hatred, and the other fork leads to Christ

and Christ's church.

And we thank the Lord that he raised up Luther to be a helpful teacher and preacher in the church.

But to give him any other office than that, than the teacher of the gospel, is to lift him where the Lord

has not lifted him. Our trust is in Christ and in Christ alone.

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When the 16th century reformer Martin Luther is explaining the first article of the Apostles' Creed,

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