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Ὅδε ὁ ἐγκυκλοπαιδειουργὸς τὴν ἀρχαίαν Ἑλληνικὴν γλῶτταν γράφειν ἀνωτέρως οἷός τ’ ἐστιν.

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1 About me
2 Pastor David on the Web
3 My interests
4 Pages I Have Started or Contributed Significantly to
- 4.1 New Pages
- 4.2 Significant Revision/Contribution
5 Barnstars & other such info

[edit] About me

I am a pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

I graduated from Roanoke College and from the School of Theology of the University of the South. I also attended the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg.

Currently, I reside in Texas.

[edit] Pastor David on the Web

Saint John Lutheran Church - the congregation where I serve as Pastor.

postings from prairie hill - my blog

Lutheranism 101 - a blog with info about Lutherans and Lutheranism.

[edit] My interests

My primary interests are Lutheranism, theology, and church history.

I am also interested in things Danish, Anglican, and liturgical

[edit] Pages I Have Started or Contributed Significantly to

[edit] New Pages

Theodore Marcus Hansen - Danish-American pastor, educator, & churchman.
William Porcher DuBose - Anglican theologian & educator.
Prairie Hill, Texas - Home, sweet home (still working on this one).
P.S. Vig - A historian of Danes in America, and a Lutheran pastor & educator (work in progress).

Catechetical School of Alexandria - a center of religious scholarship in the ancient world.
Category:ELCA Predecessor Churches
Category:Christology
Category:Trinitarianism

[edit] Significant Revision/Contribution

Theology of the Cross - Key concept in the theology of Martin Luther.
Dana College - An ELCA affiliated college with Danish heritage.
United Evangelical Lutheran Church - A Danish-American church body, predecessor to the ELCA (article before and after)
American Evangelical Lutheran Church - A Danish-American church body, predecessor to the ELCA (still in progress)
First Synod of Tyre - An Arian Synod in the early church that condemned St. Athanasius.
Monothelitism - an early Christological heresy (article before and after)

Chalcedonian - a moniker for those who adhere to the Christology of the Council of Chalcedon
Hypostatic union - a technical term used to describe Chalcedonian Christology (article before and after)
Christology - the study of the person and nature of Christ (article before and current)
Maximus the Confessor - a 7th century theologian and saint (article before and current) - raised to Featured article status
Sergius - disambiguation page (before and after)
Pantaenus - 2nd century theologian (article before and current).
Philip the Apostle - a disciple of Jesus.

- The Wikipedia list of all my contributions, and the Wannbekate stats on my contributions

[edit] Barnstars & other such info

My 1,000th edit - a revision of the lead paragraph on Maximus the Confessor
My 2,000th edit - quite unexciting, adding a saint-stub tag to Didymus the Blind
My 3,000th edit - Wikifying my re-write of the Eutychianism article.
My 4,000th edit - adding a Wikiproject tag to a talk page.
My 5,000th edit - spreading the love, tagging an article as part of WikiProject Lutheranism.

Saints generally only get recognized by churches after their death. But we're not a church. Given the consistency and value of your contributions to the WikiProject Saints, I think that you have more than earned this Saint Barnstar. John Carter 19:11, 2 March 2007 (UTC)