Mice from a Dirty Shirt
Two thousand years of believing life makes itself, and one Frenchman with a bent glass neck
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For two thousand years, spontaneous generation explained how life seemed to appear wherever the conditions were right. Pasteur’s open flask helped bury the theory in biology; this essay follows its logic into the altar call. The answer is not a better atmosphere or a stronger decision, but faith delivered from outside us through the Word and the Sacraments.
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The Altar Call, the Anxious Bench, and the Empty Pew
A Former Atheist's Case for the Rest Outside You
You walked the aisle and prayed the prayer — so why the sleepless doubt? A former atheist's case for an assurance that rests outside you, in Christ.
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The Hollow Altar
A Confessional Lutheran Invitation to Weary Evangelicals
For evangelicals who are tired — an invitation to something older, deeper, and full of grace.
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