The Wittenberg Door (magazine)

The Wittenberg Door was an American magazine founded in 1977 that focused on Christian faith, culture, and social issues. It aimed to encourage thoughtful discussion among Christians about contemporary topics, often challenging traditional viewpoints through satire, essays, and art. Named after the door where Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses, symbolizing reform, the magazine sought to promote honest dialogue and cultural engagement within the Christian community. It was influential in shaping Christian perspectives on modern issues until it ceased publication in the early 2000s.