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BHC Tweets You May Have Missed Today

Below are Tweets that we posted on the following accounts today – Biblical Heritage Center, The Real Yeshua and the TOV Center. There are links at the bottom of the Biblical Heritage Center’s and TOV Center’s Home Pages. Follow us there and get the Tweets live.

● Liberty without authority becomes license; authority without liberty becomes domination. (Mark Gerzon)

● Freedom without order becomes anarchy; order without freedom becomes dictatorship. (Mark Gerzon)

● Our political, religious, and/or cultural beliefs are the cornerstone of our identity. (Mark Gerzon)

● We are social animals. We hand on our genes as individuals, but we survive only in groups. (Rabbi Jonathan Sacks)

● Our political, religious, and/or cultural beliefs are the cornerstone of our identity. (Mark Gerzon)

● Our inclination to act well towards others, whatever its source, tends to be confined to those with whom we share a common identity. (Rabbi Jonathan Sacks)

● Deuteronomy contains the word “love” more than any other of the Mosaic books. (Rabbi Jonathan Sacks)


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