My hope and intention as I begin this blog is to give a thoughtful, considered response to world events, deep discussions and personal circumstances. I hope it will be encouraging, challenging, informative and edifying to those that read it. I by no means intend to be a self-proclaimed expert, but I do want to share my thoughts in the global marketplace of ideas.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Protestant Confession
I have learned a lot more about Pope Benedict XVI this week as he has been visiting the US, and I must say, I am very impressed. I regret that the Protestant circles I have grown up in have not held the Pope in particular and our Catholic brethren in general in greater esteem. (I think BVBC does a good job with this, but not so much with Cedarville and my previous churches.) From what bits I have gleaned in articles and newscasts, I have found the Pope's teaching to be very instructive and nourishing. My sister has been asking what I wanted for my birthday, and I think I am going to ask her for one of his books, perhaps God Is Love.
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I like Protestant confession very much. I don't feel that you need to go into a box with a priest and say a bunch of hail Mary's, but simple prayer of public reflection and time of confession is a positive. We do that at my Lutheran church every week.
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