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The Lutheran reformation transformed the medieval monasteries into useful Christian schools and pious colleges. In the former, they “bawled against the walls,” says Luther, while

I am continually amazed at how many pastors and teachers graduate with monumental student loan debt.   One teacher recently graduated with $57,000 in student

Many students at LCC think Wednesday is the best day of the school week. I personally love Wednesdays because they provide me with a chance to sleep in

In 2022, Rev. Christian Preus made a stir throughout the LCMS when he presented his paper entitled, ‘Bad Company Corrupts Good Morals: The Only way

I work in the muck-filled left-hand kingdom. The year 2023 marked the 500th anniversary of Luther’s exposition of that realm, and a rereading of the

There is a significant amount of confusion regarding the applicability of the scientific method to physical questions, both in the general population and in the