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My Zombie Life

June 4, 2014 / No Comments
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Luke Thompson presents on the significance of the rise of the zombie culture and what statements some of our celebrated art makes about humanity and the human condition. Thanks to Mike Westendorf and The Gathering with The Point of Grace for hosting Pastor Thomson and this series of presentations.

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Luke Thompson studied philosophy at Marquette University and taught philosophy classes in adjunct positions at Bethany Lutheran College and Wisconsin Lutheran College before graduating from the Seminary Certification Program and Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary. He served as a Vicar at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church in College Station, TX. He now serves as pastor at St. Paul. He is married to Christine, a playwright. They have one son, Soren.

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