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Represent Our Foundation in the Word of God
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About this campaign
"Nisi per Verbum" is a Latin phrase used in the Apology of the Augsburg Confession, which states that "God cannot be apprehended, except through the Word [nisi per Verbum]." Dr. Gregory Schulz has often used this phrase to reference the utmost importance of holding fast to the Word of God.
Dr. Schulz has been suspended from Concordia University Wisconsin for taking a vocal stand on God's Word. He has been locked out of school accounts and even banned from campus for opposing the Woke language and agenda invading the university. As Christians, we too need to uphold Christ and His Word in the face of the world's lies.
The situation at Concordia Wisconsin is just one instance of God's Word being compromised within the Church. By wearing these shirts, we can show our stance together in the Word of God. Let's stay in the Word, pray, and trust in Christ for our salvation and our rest.
All profits from these t-shirts are being given to the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL), the law firm defending Dr. Schulz on a pro bono basis.
(This fundraiser is independently organized; it is not organized by WILL.)
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The only wokeness I need is being awoke on the last day.
Dr. Schulz was my philosophy professor at Wisconsin Lutheran College. I made a point from the second semester of my Sophomore year on to take at least one philosophy class with him a semester. His impact on my thinking and faith was unmeasurable.
Because I fight against social Marxism.
The Word will remain with or without me, but I am taking a stand and showing solidarity with Dr. Schulz and all Confessional Lutherans.
To support Gregory Schultz.