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Epiphany 2010, Volume XIX, Number 1
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(Introduction by Leo Sanchez) ventured every so often to one of the largest Roman Catholic bookstores downtown to peruse various collections of dogmatic treatises. On one of my visits, I started a casual conversation with a Venezuelan priest who asked about my background. After learning that I was a Lutheran seminarian, the priest, somewhat perplexed, exclaimed something like, “Latino Lutheran? that is not possible. You cannot be Latino and Lutheran.”
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Reformation 2009, Volume XVIII, Number 4
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(Introduction by Adam Francisco) No matter how much the media sugarcoats it or others dismiss it as a passing trend, careful Christian analysts view the resurgence of Islam as a major challenge to Christianity. Much attention has been given to the startling demographic trends in western Europe and the political ramifications associated with it, but, interestingly, little attention has been given to its theological implications. In fact, most are content to see Islam as just another private system of belief.
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