VirginiaHuguenot
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Has anyone read Luther on Vocation by Gustaf Wingren? If so, thoughts?
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Originally posted by BobVigneault
Didn't he like to stay at Jellystone Parks when he was on vacation? What? Oh, vocation! Sorry, nevermind.
Originally posted by BobVigneault
(I just didn't want you to feel like you were being ignored brother. Instead of being farcical I should have made up some double-speak about it. Ok, forget what I just said.)
Yes, Andrew, I read it and found it very engaging. In examining a work such as "Luther On Vocation" it's so important that the superficial characteristics of it's deceptively simple premise should not be allowed to blind the reader into the more substantial fabrics of it's deeper motivations. Furthermore, based upon interdisciplinary considerations the structural dynamic analysis necessitates that urgent considerations be made of the ramifications of consensus-building if not the very clarity of the sociological dimensions. That's my humble opinion. What do you think Andrew, have I misread Luther on this?
Originally posted by BobVigneault
(I just didn't want you to feel like you were being ignored brother. Instead of being farcical I should have made up some double-speak about it. Ok, forget what I just said.)
Yes, Andrew, I read it and found it very engaging. In examining a work such as "Luther On Vocation" it's so important that the superficial characteristics of it's deceptively simple premise should not be allowed to blind the reader into the more substantial fabrics of it's deeper motivations. Furthermore, based upon interdisciplinary considerations the structural dynamic analysis necessitates that urgent considerations be made of the ramifications of consensus-building if not the very clarity of the sociological dimensions. That's my humble opinion. What do you think Andrew, have I misread Luther on this?
Originally posted by Larry Hughes
No, but Vieth's is great. Gustaf has great other articles that I've read though. Luther is quite helpful in the area of calling and getting it out of that mystical/gnostic/spiritual only realm.
I think I'll get this one and let you know as I'm familiar with the author.
Ldh