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08.02.20 "The Left Wing and the Right Wing Still Fly the Same Bird" Rev. Tony Ponticello

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First published at 22:58 UTC on August 3rd, 2020.

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Reverend Tony Ponticello

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In these interesting and challenging times many are guided to be outspoken about their societal and political views. Sometimes this outspokenness gets hardened into political views of Left versus Right with each side making the other side "bad" - maybe even "evil." Sometimes spiritual people avoid all such discussions in order to stay above the fray. However I think it is possible to stay in the conversation, have our strong views, without making the other side bad. We must remember that the left wing and the right wing still fly the same bird. "Whenever anyone can listen fairly to both sides of any issue, he will make the right decision." (OrEd.Tx.7.12)

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