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HAUS-fah-ter

Hausvater: /HAUS-fah-ter/
noun (German)
1. Housefather.
2. Spiritually responsible head of household, including the housefather as assisted by the housemother.
>> Example: "As the Hausvater should teach it [Christian doctrine] to the entire family ..."
(Martin Luther, Small Catechism, 1529)

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Ruth Institute June 2009
Minnesota Family Council June 2009
Same-Sex Marriage: A Selective Bibliography of the Legal Literature June 2009
Howard Center for Family, Religion, and Society May 2009
Marriage Law Foundation May 2009
National Marriage Project May 2009
World Congress of Families May 2009
As the Family Goes, So Goes the Nation and the Church May 2009
The Family Is the Church and State in Miniature May 2009
What do we think about permitting "homosexual marriage" in society? May 2009
Augsburg Confession XVI: Of Civil Affairs May 2009
A Limited Victory for Religious Liberty: Five Lessons from the California Lutheran High School Case April 2009

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“The Natural Law of the Family,” by Dr. Ryan C. MacPherson, President of The Hausvater Project, in Natural Law: A Lutheran Reappraisal (CPH, 2011)

Natural Law: A Lutheran Reappraisal (CPH)

 

 
 

 

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