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Herm OlsenOctober 2, 2017
"The use of the word 'nationalism' was unfortunate." Wrong. BOTH Elders Cook and Ballard used the term - intentionally. Nationalism taken to the extreme is ultimately a disease, and SHOULD be eliminated. Kind of hurts when the Brethren pop our favorite balloon, no?
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