In June of 2006 this magazine featured the first course of what is now a mini-series with a cover article titled, appropriately enough, “Lutheranism 101.” Authored by Kathryn A. Kleinhans of Wartburg College, it laid out the fundamentals of what it means to be a Lutheran.
Reader reaction was so overwhelmingly positive that staff immediately began planning a reprise with “Lutheranism 202,” borrowing terminology used by colleges and universities to indicate more advanced course work.
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