So I was listening to this on my break tonight. I haven't listened to the whole sermon just yet. While I agree with most of it, maybe he could have said more concerning the particular issues ie. consumerism. Christians have a love hate relationship with capitalism. While it may orient us towards certain ends, it has produced a lot of good.
Regardless, what I did think about was specifically "The Tankman." For example, was he a Christian and could only Christians do what he did--with all of our talk about the power of the Holy Spirit in our lives. It seems to me that even non-Christians can be empowered to stand against "tanks."
Brandon
It is the purpose that makes strong the vow, but vows to every purpose must not hold.--A friend.
To love without love is slavery--Mother Teresa
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