Also, I think it is good to look at how we do things and compare them to what God is doing among us now. He does not change but sometimes we have to. Change is not easy but sometimes in concert with the Holy Spirit it is the best thing for individuals and for the body as a whole. However, looking back and tearing down the old foundations does not seem to be a smart way to move forward. (I am not insinuating that was your intent here... stick with me a sec.) Before I was saved one of my biggest points of resistance was that all the "Christians" could not get their stories straight or even get along with each other. All of the discord and rhetoric was not attractive to me and so I stopped trying to find a church at all. Now that I am a little older I see that people don't always have it exactly right but the ones who love God keep trying. If we are friends and want to discuss how we don't agree with the church down the street or the church from 50 years ago around the dinner table that is fine. That is how we learn. But care should be taken when having those discussion outside the brethren as they may breed doubt. If you say something to me that makes me doubt my salvation and I go home and pray and seek God for confirmation and I grow closer to him as a result, then kudos to you. But if I am lost and you say something that makes me think my grandmother (or whoever influenced me for God) was beguiled by a master manipulator and not saved by the Living God what have you accomplished?

Just a few thoughts from the peanut gallery.

I do love the show, though. Very much! Keep 'em coming please!

It seems they church has interesting choices in what is right and wrong. Wizards are bad, unless a Christian writes the story.

What is your take?