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Book of Faith Adult Christian Education initiative
Book of Faith Adult Christian Education initiative
Book of Faith Adult Christian Education initiative
What does the ELCA teach about creation vs. evolution?
Creation vs. Evolution
The ELCA does not have an official position on creation vs. evolution, but we subscribe to the historical-critical method of biblical interpretation, so we believe God c…
Book of Faith Adult Christian Education initiative
Book of Faith Adult Christian Education initiative
Book of Faith Adult Christian Education initiative
A place for people in the New England Synod to share ideas and offer encouragement as we open the Book of Faith together.
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- St Paul Lutheran in Gloucester, MA
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- Share a Bible passage that is especially meaningful to you.
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Not specifically on Abrahamism, but one resource you might consider for eth "where did we come from?" is the Rediscovering the Book of Faith course. It covers more of "Where did the Bible come from and how was it put together", but has a great session on the Reformation as well. It is pretty foundational, but might be a good resource.