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| This is the appropriate attitude at Mequon (Mordor), so they all graduate "the same," as boasted by the WELS First VP and Fuller graduate. |
This fellow with almost no profile on Facebook wanted to join the Classic Lutheran Books page. He also wanted the missing Lenski volume (a mistake I made in uploading). He feigned happiness at having the set as PDFs.
Basic to all WELS synodical schools - they specialize in lying. They think they are quite clever when they deceive, forget, remember and forget again. They smirk about it with their friends. It goes back to their GA hazing and other systematic hazing efforts, at prep, MLC, and Mordor. Ritual abuse and humiliation are key in creating a passive uniformity and mediocrity. If there is anything WELS can brag about, it is the mediocrity of their clergy and teachers.
Doubtless this "Dan Shull" is back at the dorm, bragging about his brief moment of celebrity on Facebook. Lying is easy - especially in WELS - but telling the truth is more difficult. They say honest people promote honest people and crooks promote crooks. That explains why so many WELS leaders are alcoholic adulterers. It is the mystique, the dysfunction of the sect. Their dogma and bullying are accompanied by copious amounts of alcohol, which they imagine they can control. After 20 years they are physically and emotionally enslaved, brittle, easily angered, and prone to cross center lines and intercept a utility pole. No problem, the lying drunk leaders protect and promote their younger counterparts.
At the synod schools they have special all-male sessions - SCORE REPORTS - where they describe to the group all they have done with their dates. When one wife objected to this behavior in a conversation, her ordained husband burst out laughing. They have their shorthand too, code to mix up outsiders, like CP in Watertown. Thus GA no longer exists, because hazing is called HB or something else.
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| This is closer to the truth. |
So I did some looking around on Facebook and saw that this new member of Classic Lutheran Books posted the curriculum of Mordor. Most people have never heard of WELS, so who would do that when the page description is so clear, plain, and easy to comprehend:
About
"This group is aimed at promoting classic Lutheran books, many of them available but often overlooked. I am excluding the Synodical Conference books, because they already have their own cheerleaders in the LCMS, WELS, and ELS. Overlooked authors include such men as Schmau, Krauth, Jacobs, Reu, and Lenski. In spite of the superficial hype during the 500th Anniversary, Luther is the most ignored author. Others include Melanchthon, Chytraeus, and Chemnitz." We have 340 members.
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| The faculty? Nothing but the best...blood relatives, in-laws, Enthusiasts, and NIV lovers. Fuller alumni who lie about going to Fuller are elevated to professor, vp, and seminary president. |
Doubtless this "Dan Shull" is back at the dorm, bragging about his brief moment of celebrity on Facebook. Lying is easy - especially in WELS - but telling the truth is more difficult. They say honest people promote honest people and crooks promote crooks. That explains why so many WELS leaders are alcoholic adulterers. It is the mystique, the dysfunction of the sect. Their dogma and bullying are accompanied by copious amounts of alcohol, which they imagine they can control. After 20 years they are physically and emotionally enslaved, brittle, easily angered, and prone to cross center lines and intercept a utility pole. No problem, the lying drunk leaders protect and promote their younger counterparts.
At the synod schools they have special all-male sessions - SCORE REPORTS - where they describe to the group all they have done with their dates. When one wife objected to this behavior in a conversation, her ordained husband burst out laughing. They have their shorthand too, code to mix up outsiders, like CP in Watertown. Thus GA no longer exists, because hazing is called HB or something else.
When someone objected to the WELS "Party in the MLC," I posted the information and that lit up three schools at once (MLC, Bethany, and WLC). I had a new group of readers who were unaware and warned "not to waste their time on Ichabod."
Little "Dan" has stirred up a few new readers, maybe on a dare. Thank you. Total views for Monday and Tuesday are approximately 5,000.
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| The trans-formation continues in WELS. |
Guy Erwin (he/him) is the president of United Lutheran Seminary in Pennsylvania, and in 2013 was elected as the 
