Tuesday, December 06, 2005
Words from Jim Winkler
GBCS has recently started a weekly "Faith in Action" e-mail update, which you can sign up for here. In this week's edition, Jim Winkler makes a statement in response to concerns about whether the views he expresses are meant to speak for the whole church, and about the tone of his response and opinions. I found it thoughtful. You might want to check it out.
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Here is a very true statement:
Some folks, of course, hold fast to their personal views and attempt to impose them on the denomination. But many more have the humility to distinguish between their own beliefs and the wisdom of God.
I wish that he would heed it more often.
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