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Cathedral Door: April 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Thursday, April 24, 2008. Of mine pointed out this article. Apparently a German Artist is looking for a volunteer to be on display while he or she dies. It seems to be causing quite a bit of controversy, but it does seem like an excellent way to help people come to terms with dying in a culture that tries to ignore death. But then again, presenting death as an art display might just desensitize people all the more. Posted by Ben Colahan.

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Cathedral Door: July 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Monday, July 14, 2008. That's what the Obama. Campaign thinks of this New Yorker cover; but the magazine. It is satirizing right-wing scare tactics. What do you think? Posted by Ben Colahan. Friday, July 11, 2008. My Faith and Politics. Has been useful recently for inspiring. A lot of conversation. Landon, a good friend of my mine, recently sent me the following letter:. Argument is one that you would give: that in a pluralistic. Thanks...

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Cathedral Door: November 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Friday, November 14, 2008. Now that the election is over, I have the opportunity to talk about something that occurred a couple weeks ago:. On Oct. 31, 1517, a German monk named Martin Luther is said to have nailed a list of complaints about the. The picture shows the door after two days. After the door have been out for two week it was entirely covered with comments which were presented before the congregation:. No war in this world.

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Cathedral Door: October 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Monday, October 27, 2008. Clergy say "Vote NO on prop 8! Last week, clergy and religious leaders from a variety of traditions came together on the steps of San Francisco City Hall to speak out against California proposition 8, a proposed constitutional amendment which would alter the state constitution to strip the right of marriage from same-sex couples. Lutheran clergy in southern California also speak out. Posted by Ben Colahan.

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Cathedral Door: February 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Wednesday, February 20, 2008. 2/13 Rally for food justice. I know what you are asking. What's the US Farm Bill? Why does this seminarian care and why should I? Tuesday, February 19, 2008. Ah the Bay Area! As of December, BART trains have featured advertisements which pose theological questions such as "Can the finite know the infinite? Or "Does God get involved in American politics? Followed by the statement, "God Rides Bart.". One a So...

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Cathedral Door: Advent Coffeehouse

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Monday, December 8, 2008. Every year during Advent, PLTS takes over the local coffee shop, Brewed Awakening. And celebrates the darknening of the world, the coming of Christ, and the immanent end of the semester through singing, storytelling, and lots of jokes. Musical acts available for viewing by: Student Body President Chris. The Kirstens, Eric, and Holly. Posted by Ben Colahan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Cathedral Door: Yes We Are

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Wednesday, November 5, 2008. Hope splashes the streets. Joy drips from the lampposts. Houses cannot hold us. Hell, gravity can't hold us. Cause tonight we stormed the fortress of our apathy. Today is our generation's D-day. Today we took the myth that patriotism was fear, and hate, and sloth, and we smashed it. We smashed it with a vote in our hands and our voice on our blog, our twitter, our phone, our blackberry. Today we are America.

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Cathedral Door: March 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Thursday, March 20, 2008. Friends, Seminarians, Lutherans! But our administration says "NO! It says, "No, you cannot bring the hamster in whom you learned to see Christ's presence in all things." It says, "No, you cannot bring the cat whose gentle purring pulled you depression." It says, "No, you cannot bring the dog who taught you unconditional love through slobbery licks.". Posted by Ben Colahan. Tuesday, March 11, 2008. In the past f...

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Cathedral Door: September 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Monday, September 29, 2008. The PLTS student body is holding a discussion about the ELCA's Social Statement on Human Sexuality draft on Tuesday, October 7, at 7:00pm at the Delaware apartments courtyard. To aid in this process, this post contains:. The link to the official ELCA Social Statement on Human Sexuality Draft. Approx. 46 pages). The link to the official executive committee's summary of the statement. Approx. 3 pages). Sees the...

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Cathedral Door: August 2008

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A forum for members of the PLTS community to stick it to the Church! Sunday, August 17, 2008. If you've been checking this blog for activity and haven't seen any, it's because the converstaion is happening two posts down in the comments of "My Faith and Politics." Join the fun! Posted by Ben Colahan. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Related and Recommended sites. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary. Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary Social Justice Committee.