Rev. William C. Mack has published a book: The Voyage of the Santa Evangelista. He wrote is as a fictional story peering into vocation and evangelism. 🙂 What great Lutheran topics! As we might expect, Rev. Mack uses the allegory of a ship and now we get to read an adventurous tale set just following the discovery of the New World. 🙂
Tag Archives: allegory
The Bestman, the Bride and the Wedding
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Updating Christian poetry page
Unsecured Porches and Extensive Picture Windows
Analogies have limited uses in theology, at least as far as I can tell. Even so, uses there are. Allow me to introduce an analogy of unsecured porches and extensive picture windows.
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Shared Idea: Older Fatherhood
With a little regret, I’m going to share a writing idea I’ve had. I’d really like to tackle it myself. I’m just nowhere close to imagining a time I could do so! So, if you’re interested in a rarer format, single-person narrative delving into older fatherhood and a son’s sacrifice, here you go.
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The Gift and the Defender
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Fallen Language
I have an idea to share, probably most suitable for fiction and crafting another world setting. It revolves around fallen language in two ways: one more optimistic and fun than you might anticipate.
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