The Manly Doctors are in Las Vegas on the campus of UNLV at the Higher Things Coram Deo youth conference. Special guests Revs. Ian Steward Pacey, Marcus Zill, George Borghardt and Mark Jasa. We’re talking campus ministry, atheism, apologetics, evolution, and anything else we can kick around.
Music credits:
“Viva Las Vegas” – Richard Cheese
“Las Vegas” – How’s Your News?
The Manly Doctors sample some unusual chili flavored bacon, offer reflective reminiscences of great seminary professors, and deliver some really bad imitations of Scottish accents. And of course, there is a lively discussion of the Kyrie and the numerical deep structure of the liturgy along with the Gloria in Excelsis. With a special guest appearance by Rufus the dog.
Chronos gives way to kairos and time goes out the window as the Manly Doctors reflect on the state of the LCMS and the trials and tribulations of the ministry. They wind up with the Kyrie from the liturgy and some talk about liturgical organ playing.
Song Credits:
“My Generation” – The Who
The Manly Doctors set off a few fireworks of their own with some 4th of July reminiscences, a lively discussion of liturgical gestures, both meaningful and meaningless, and a startling revelation that links the Calvary Chapel of Donofrio’s youth with the Indian shows at the Wisconsin Dells of Cwirla’s childhood. And if that isn’t enough, we forgot to turn off the microphone so listen to the very end for a bonus laugh or two.
Music Credits:
“Swinging on a Star” – Bing Crosby
“Get Rhythm” – Johnny Cash
