Traditions help us know who we are, but they can also harm us. To further complicate things, traditions are part of how we're made, how groups, organizations, families and churches work. We have to understand the traditions of others, and be sensitive to them, but we also need to be aware of our own traditions and how they can endanger us. Tell someone about the show: - If you like the show, tell a friend about it! - If you don't like it, tell someone you don't like! Send us feedback: - In either case, you can send us feedback by email at feedback@opendiscipleship.org. - You can also engage in our Open Forums at the web site. - You can call and leave us voicemail at our voice line (206) 339-3163 (calling from your cell is probably free). - If you're as geeked as Jody, you can record your question or comment and email it to us at the feedback address. - You could send a fax to the voicemail number above, if you wanted to.... You can subscribe to this podcast at iTunes: iTunes You can subscribe to our RSS feed: RSS feed “Theology Rocks - truths to stand on” is a production of OpenDiscipleship.org, "teaching great truths to trustworthy people who are able to pass them on to others." “Theology Rocks - truths to stand on” is... Simple, clear talk about theological truths for Christians. A conversation between two Christian brothers about all kinds of theological issues, daily issues with theological implications, and how Christianity should permeate every aspect of the Christian's life.

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