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founders feared government, because governments tended to accumulate power and
become tyrannies. The founders did not trust the people, because the people —
in pursuing their private interests — might divert the government from the
common good. Government was necessary and so were citizens, but both had to be
restrained in such a way that the machinery of government limited their ability
to accumulate power. Continue reading at -
Today, I want to tell you a story that will provide a context in which you can better understand why exploring the Bible is so important. Once upon a time, a professor, a rabbi and a pastor agreed to follow a guideline and explore the Bible. Their names are Ike Tennison , Jeffrey Leynor , and Jim Myers . (that’s me). We are the First Exploring the Bible Team. We explored the Bible for over 30 years and became very good friends. Agreeing to follow the guideline creates safe and open environments to explore belief systems; and that is priceless! Continue reading at – http://mailchi.mp/f9ac65506bb2/why-exploring-the-bible-is-important
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