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May 11, 2015 42 min

Re-contextualizing American Lutheranism

from The Seminary Explores Hosted by United Lutheran Seminary

In this episode, a theologian, Dr. Largen, and a historian, Rev. Dr. Maria Erling, talk about the construction of Lutheran identity, and how it relates both to theological doctrines and also social, historical context. The issue of slavery is discussed as one example of such identity construction.

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