You’ve all seen the crazy things people put on pieces of cardboard at hockey and football games, not to mention the slogans seen on strike lines and at protests. But this one is for that wild and crazy bunch which I simply call the “anti-filioquists”!
To read more about this, go here:
http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/09/19/one-protester-the-pope-would-have-liked/
HT: David Miller
Published by David Guretzki
I am Resident Theologian and Executive Vice President of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, a post I’ve held since June 2017. Prior to this, I taught theology at Briercrest College & Seminary (Caronport, Saskatchewan, Canada) since 1993.
I'm married to Maureen, have three kids (Joey, Chiante, and Sierra) whom I love dearly!
I completed my PhD from McGill University in 2006 with a dissertation on "The Genesis and Systematic Function of the Filioque in Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics."
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Theommentary 
Pannenberg and Moltmann probably put him up to it. Schlecte Deutsche!
I was just glad to see that we’re not the only ones in the world who care. Very funny.
Hi Ed. That was a good one, wasn’t it?
BTW, I’m going to be writing a review of your book coming up in Pro Ecclesia. Great work!
Thanks. I felt very bad that I didn’t know about your book sooner – by the time it came out we were already dealing with proofs. For this reason I’m especially interested to hear what you thought of my treatment of Barth. Barth, by the way, has always been one of my favorites – I visited his grave in Basel and keep a picture of him (actually a Time magazine cover) in my office. While this might sound odd coming from an Orthodox Christian, I think back on a lecture I heard at Princeton by Pelikan, claiming that he kept a picture of von Harnack (along with the Cappadocians) over his desk. If Pelikan can have von Harnack, then certainly a picture of Barth isn’t out of line. Cheers – both to you and our protester friend in the picture.
Too funny!