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reply posted on 26-7-2006 @ 04:47 PM by zorgon
Originally posted by defcon5
I see that this is a ELCA church, that is the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, which is the schism church that I mentioned in an earlier post. They have only been around since May 3, 1987, as you can check here on their own history page, so this building was apparently originally not theirs having been built in 1931.


This probably explains why the pastor did not know what mordicai was talking about and had to go outside and look at the carvings in question!

I would suggest a history check and see who built the church first.

The wings, etc of the dove... the dove is "displayed" in a proper heraldic tradition. Check on heraldry and you will find many creatures represented with claws that dont have claws. Nothing strange in that at all,


reply posted on 20-11-2011 @ 09:26 AM by newcovenant
reply to post by Mordecai81



I think it is curious this is a prominent symbol to represent Lutherans.


When I first saw it creating a webpage for a friend (acquaintance) who happens to be Luciferian - ooops, I mean Lutheran. I started to get the creeps a little when I visited her (Lutheran Redeemer) Church's website and found what appeared to me to be a strange service. Members in bright red robes and they had this Rams Head on the top of the page. I will accept perhaps I am looking for a conspiracy where there is none.

www.redeemerstuart.com...

They appear to be decent people, not saying they are not - but then I guess everyone seems so until the day they don't.

What is up with the Rams head? That's what I'd like to know.
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reply posted on 20-11-2011 @ 03:45 PM by OnTheLevel213
Originally posted by newcovenant
reply to
post by Mordecai81



I think it is curious this is a prominent symbol to represent Lutherans.


You seem to be drawing this conclusion based on one school's mascot choice.

When I first saw it creating a webpage for a friend (acquaintance) who happens to be Luciferian - ooops, I mean Lutheran.


Let's keep it mature here.

I started to get the creeps a little when I visited her (Lutheran Redeemer) Church's website and found what appeared to me to be a strange service.


I don't see anything remotely strange about it except that the choir is behind the altar.

Members in bright red robes


The Catholic Church and those divorced from it for largely political reasons (such as the Lutheran Church) mark certain events in the Church calendar with a specific color. Given that it's practiced by the vast majority of Christians worldwide, that you and I don't see it every time we attend church makes us the strange ones.

and they had this Rams Head on the top of the page. I will accept perhaps I am looking for a conspiracy where there is none...What is up with the Rams head? That's what I'd like to know.


The ram's head on their header is a carbon copy of the one used by Colorado State University for its athletic teams, which is pretty common for high schools. I think they've chosen a ram as their athletic mascot (a good choice; rams are hardy and aggressive animals), grabbed the stock image of their athletic manufacturer, and that, yes, you're looking for a conspiracy. Nearly every first page result in Google for "Lutheran ram" returns results mentioning the school.


reply posted on 20-11-2011 @ 11:59 PM by newcovenant
Originally posted by OnTheLevel213
Originally posted by newcovenant
reply to
post by Mordecai81



I think it is curious this is a prominent symbol to represent Lutherans.


You seem to be drawing this conclusion based on one school's mascot choice.

When I first saw it creating a webpage for a friend (acquaintance) who happens to be Luciferian - ooops, I mean Lutheran.


Let's keep it mature here.

I started to get the creeps a little when I visited her (Lutheran Redeemer) Church's website and found what appeared to me to be a strange service.


I don't see anything remotely strange about it except that the choir is behind the altar.

Members in bright red robes


The Catholic Church and those divorced from it for largely political reasons (such as the Lutheran Church) mark certain events in the Church calendar with a specific color. Given that it's practiced by the vast majority of Christians worldwide, that you and I don't see it every time we attend church makes us the strange ones.

and they had this Rams Head on the top of the page. I will accept perhaps I am looking for a conspiracy where there is none...What is up with the Rams head? That's what I'd like to know.


The ram's head on their header is a carbon copy of the one used by Colorado State University for its athletic teams, which is pretty common for high schools. I think they've chosen a ram as their athletic mascot (a good choice; rams are hardy and aggressive animals), grabbed the stock image of their athletic manufacturer, and that, yes, you're looking for a conspiracy. Nearly every first page result in Google for "Lutheran ram" returns results mentioning the school.



You do realize that thinking something is curious and drawing a conclusion are 2 remarkably different things?
Before you run away with yourself I just though I would point out the error of your mistake. Maturity? Please...And I still wonder after all is said and done - "What's with the goat?"
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