Anascholastic Institute

The history of the Christmas tree is not easily traced because the historical record is incomplete on the matter, and myth and legend have creeped up to fill in the gaps.

Martin Luther would not have been able to accomplish what he did were it not for his education. What then is the application for a denomination that does not send its sons, usually, into theological academic pursuits, and who certainly do not glean their ministers from among an educated store of potential masters of Theology?

Welcome to the inaugural blog post of the Anascholastic Institute! In the coming months we hope to bring you content on a variety of topics that might include: Bible studies, publication reviews, commentary on current events, and doctrinal discussions. The purpose of this blog is to encourage our readers to think about things, to excite their curiosity, and to inspire them to seek better understanding. We seek these things for our readers because we at the Anascholastic Institute believe that all Christians should be serving God with their minds, and we want to share and act on that message. We would like to lay the groundwork for this endeavor by taking some time to explore the reason why the service of the mind is so important both spiritually and practically.