F-18 breaking the sound barrier.
Some of the remarks about justification are so hopeless that I have decided to spend the time on writing the promised book rather than responding to endlessly repeated slogans. Therefore I will start writing the Justification By Faith immediately and spend proportionately less time blogging.
I also promised an English-only version of Thy Strong Word. That is a bit easier since it involved erasing and editing more than writing.
Both books will be published through Lulu.com. They will be available as free PDF downloads. I also distribute book content for free on my domain: http://www.gljackson.com/books.htm.
I will publish sections of the new book on this blog.
Most of what people need to know about Church and Chicanery is now available 24/7, not through their secret society but through this blog.
Security at the Church and Change headquarters.
They had to move from The Love Shack.
The quotations they hate so much (their false doctrine versus the Book of Concord and Luther) will always be available.
Knowing their penchant for self-destruction, I expect to post their latest efforts, videos, and exits from the scene. Some (like Ron Roth) are gone but not forgotten. Others (like Paul Kelm) are forgotten but not gone.
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Encouraging words from Church and Change:
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Book Plans, God Willing":
May the Lord damn your efforts crazy jack-ass.
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May the Lord bless your efforts.
In Christ,
Brett Meyer
I will place my order today. May I have a signed copy? This book should be shared with our confessional Lutheran friends. The C&C(money changers) can keep their purpose driven material, but I pray that they read your book and regain faith.
In Christ
from WELS church lady
When will Dan Brown write a book on Church and Chicanery? C&C has plenty of nefarious individuals for a good novel.
Hi professor
I'd like to offer my services as a copy editor for your Justification by Faith book. (pro bono, obviously) That way you could focus more energy on the thinking and research involved. Goldsmiths create beautiful masterpieces—but they undoubtedly hire grunts to polish them.
Send me a chapter, or a handful of pages to see if I pass muster. I think you'll be plesantlee surprized at my abiltlitees of spelling and rediculouly well-honed tendancy for phraseological refinment. I'm motivated to assist because I know I'd learn a ton about the material in the process.
dave
folkright@gmail.com
May the Lord damn your efforts crazy jack-ass.
Pastor GJ, I would be willing to proofread(proof-read?) any spelling in your book. Any body second that motion? Wait! Or is it proof read?
from WELS church lady
Matt. 7:13-14, "Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it."
"Matt. 7:13-14, "Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it."
This does not pertain here you arrogant ignoramus.
Please save your "crazy jack-ass" remarks for Jeske and Ski. They have a lot of fool followers.
I know this is off content, but I am having trouble figuring out how to "post" a new post.
Dr. Jackson, what is the correct Christian view(s) on Contemporary Worship? I had posted earlier that I was looking for a new Church to attend. Should Contemporary Worship be avoided? If you could elaborate I would greatly appreciate this. I want to be sure to use the time that God has given me wisely.
Also - How would I start a new topic here in the future if I have more questions?
Mr. crane,
The issue of Contemporary Worship and its relationship to the heretical Church Growth Movement was handled, nearly exhaustively, over on Bailing Water mostly in the latter half of 2008. A writer by the name of "Freddy Finkelstein" contributed heavily, and convincingly, in that discussion in a way that shows how Contemporary Worship takes the worshiper's eyes off of Christ and causes him to focus on himself. It vaunts man's methods over the Means appointed in Scripture through which the Holy Spirit works.
Back in June, GJ posted an open letter from a WELS layman that references much of that discussion. I strongly recommend that you read it. If contemporary worship is a curiosity or concern for you, most of your questions will be answered here.
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