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Benedict on Luther
This has been plastered all over the Lutheran blogs, but in case you missed it, Pope Benedict XVI is re-considering the Church’s treatment of Luther–or at least will be. Here’s the story.
The implications for this remain to be seen after the document is released in September and we find out exactly what the Pope will say. Until then, I think the most prudent thing to do is what and see.
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Chris,
I agree wholeheartedly: let’s wait and see exactly what Pope Benedict says. And, as I said on my blog, let’s also entertain the notion that, just perhaps, God might very well work a salutary mending of the bridges previously burned in Christendom.
Randy