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• Bruce said:
  

  Thanks for sharing this. He’s right, we still don’t want to or are uncomfortable discussing this topic but it’s still as relevant today as it has ever been.

  -February 4th, 2010 at 5:04 pm
• Ken said:
  

  Excellent message! Clear, straight to the point. However, I was distracted by Scott’s vest…Masonic symbol?!? What’s with that? Was it inadvertent? I hope so…but, surely one would (should) know what that symbol is and means before putting it on in a public video. Was it advertising? Sure seems so… It appears that the prominence of the symbol was to attract attention and connect with those which have a like affinity. Secret societies have no place in the Body of Christ! To be speaking a message of inclusion while displaying the symbol of a secret, exclusive society? Mixed messages!! If, Scott, you are a Mason, take great care. Our God is a jealous God, and competing loyalties have no place…

  -February 5th, 2010 at 7:46 am
• Richard Westley said:
  

  Thanks for your comments! I appreciated the courage of Scott Williams to post this video during one of the most widely viewed conferences in 2009; The Nines.

  I wondered about the symbol on his vest as well and I asked him about this via twitter. His response was that it is NOT a masonic symbol. If you look carefully you’ll notice that there’s an “M” rather than a “G” in the symbol. The M stands for “Merona”; a Target brand clothing line.

  I do agree that his vest could distract from the message. But maybe that is why he wore the vest in the first place? I wonder if we should be more bothered by the symbol on his vest or the message that the church still lacks racial unity in 2010?

  -February 6th, 2010 at 10:36 pm

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