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Article: IN BADEN-WURTTEMBERG, SHADES OF MARTIN LUTHER; AN AMERICAN PASTOR'S SCHISM WITH THE CHURCH
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- The Washington Post
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- January 25, 1995
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Andy Baudler always had a good old American knack for raising
German eyebrows during his 12 years as the pastor of a Lutheran
parish here.
Sometimes it was little things, like his occasional habit of
grabbing bats and gloves to play softball with his confirmation class
-- not heretical, perhaps, but annoying to some church elders who
expected his charges to spend all their time poring over Luther's
catechism.
And then there was the time someone painted a huge swastika on an
asylum home for refugees in this southern German city of 45,000.
Impatient when the swastika had not been removed after several days,
Baudler, along with 15 kids from his confirmation class, gathered
paint and brushes, ...
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