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Matthew C. Harrison


Born
in Sioux City, The United States
March 14, 1962


Average rating: 4.48 · 783 ratings · 117 reviews · 20 distinct works â€� Similar authors
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“I miss the honor of serving as a parish pastor. There is nothing quite like it. The most challenging aspect of the job is that you just can't please everybody all the time, no matter how hard you try. But the greatest honor of the office, from my perspective, is being invited into the lives of people at their very best moments and at their very worst moments.”
Matthew C. Harrison, Little Book on Joy: The Secret of Living a Good News Life in a Bad News World

“There is always an unthinking group that permits itself to be blown to and fro by all kinds of doctrinal winds, as a feather is blown about by air currents. This group always falls all over itself adopting innovations, as though the most modern were always the best. There are also the ever-changing weather vanes and the limber-necks [Wendehaelse], pedagogues and preachers who with delicate noses smell the direction of the wind, who are adept at twisting and turning with every change, and who, under the pretense of offering newly discovered and original truths, yet preach only that for which the ears of the people itch. There are also the religious politicians, great and small, who never ask, “What is true?â€� or “What does Scripture say?â€� but only ask, “What is up to date?â€� “What will bring results?”
Matthew C. Harrison, At Home in the House of My Father

“Only “opinionsâ€� are allowed validity regarding Christian doctrine. No Christian fellowship should say that it certainly has the entire, complete truth. The Christian truth should be divided between the various communions. The one may have more, the other less of it. But no one should boast of possessing the entire, complete truth. Indeed, doubt regarding truth, the heathenish seeking after truth, is in vogue and desires to pass itself off as Christian activity. Even in associations that bear the name Lutheran there is mockery of “pure doctrine.”
Matthew C. Harrison, At Home in the House of My Father



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