Dominion debate links Bible to anti environment trend
The Chicago Tribune review argues Genesis notion of dominion shaped Western attitudes toward nature. It cites theologians including Dr Joseph Sittler on misinterpretation of Hebrew, Christianity's impact on technology, and the claim that stewardship faded with Christianity. Environmental costs of pollution cited.
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Casey Burro
Chicago Tribune
Joseph Sittler
Lutheran Theology School
University of Chicago
Sittler
United States Council On Environmental Quality
U.S
Lutheran Church dispute heats up over women's ordination
Moderates in the Missouri Synod push back as Seminex certifies a woman intern to the ministry in Oakland. Jan Otte seeks a call and ordination amid ongoing debate on women's ordination and congregational autonomy, with conservatives opposing women pastors. Emanuel tensions rise between Seminex and St Louis leadership, affecting the 2.8 million member denomination.
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Seminex
Missouri Synod
United States
American Lutheran Church
The
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Missouri
Word of God
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Pastor Attends CMA Conference in Norfolk Virginia
The Reverend M A Radcliffe of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church will attend the denomination's international council in Norfolk Virginia this week. Phil Herman of 929 Oakwood will be the church's delegate to the council where about 2500 people are expected.
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M A. Radcliffe
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
International Council of the Denomination
Norfolk
Phil Herman
Oakwood
Vietnamese Section Serves Ozarks Catholic Readers
In Carthage Missouri a Vietnamese language section appears in the Mirror weekly, linking 167 Vietnamese Congregation of the Blessed Mother Co-Redemptix brothers and priests to diocesan activities after fleeing Saigon as South Vietnam fell to the North.
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Carthage. Mo
Psalm 104 inspires ecological view in church release
The Chronicle Telegram reports Dr. Sittler and Dr. Littler urging a reading of Psalm 104 to stress humanity’s duty toward nature. They frame man and nature as interdependent within God’s design, warn that destroying nature harms life, and call for joyful, grateful stewardship rather than exploitation.
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Sittler
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