The Problem with Church - Randy Newman

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This is a link to a great post by one of my good friend's dad.  Check it out and I hope you are encouraged by it.

http://integrationpoints.wordpress.com/2010/10/21/the-problem-with-church/

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Nice perspective. I like to the way he turned it around. Thanks.
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ummm, i actually have quite a big problem with your post, well the title to be specific. You seemed to have put "Problem", singular, implying there is only 1 thing wrong with church!
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