Luke Lemberg

Upon realizing confessionalism is a practice found in both the Scriptures and church history, a question arises: What is the practical reason that the Church ought to practice it?  This should be the last argument we make because to lead with the practical argument would be to walk the border and fall into pragmatism, which […]

As an institution, there is a need to define what the Church is and what it is to believe, and so confessionalism is a must. There is also a need to define the boundaries of what it means to be within the institution. The simplest mark that anyone can have regarding these ideas is the […]

Christianity is a confessional religion. In fact, every religion, if serious, has a confession of some kind. Judaism has the “Bar Mitzvah” by which a young Jewish Boy or Girl is declared to a “son of the Law” (which it what “Bar Mitzvah” means in the Jewish language). Islam had the Shahada, by which a […]