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    Is the church the moral compass for the world? I hope not.

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    Last week I wrote about pornography and received a lot of feedback, some of which focussed the question of whether the church should be trying to be a moral compass. In a world where we see different wings of the Christian church lining up against each other on almost every issue you can name, it is an obvious question. That question though, leads to another… what is “the church”? I think what most people mean by “the church” is the organizational structures that are represented by personalities we see on the television or at events in out local communities. When we get most frustrated with the church, my guess is, it is that structure we…

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