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Don't Shoot The Sheriff

May 1, 2011 • Allen Coleman • Ecclesiastes 8:1-8:17

Solomon tells us there are two ways to view the world. The first, says that man's problems are external. Therefore, we possess the ability to create fixes to all of which ails us. Thus, eradicating the need for God. The second view says that man's problems are internal. That our fractured DNA is corrupt by nature and we are unable to provide or create the remedy. If that's true, then this corruption is not only extended on an individual level, but on a collective one, as well.Institutions at large--government, school systems, churches--all fractured. How are we, then, to live?

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