ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The AC Three discuss the context of the oft-cited "where two or three are gathered" quote from Jesus coming up in the lectionary this week, how critical it is to confront things head on (especially in a church), and why Dr. King was right when he said white moderates too often want a negative peace (the absence of tension) instead of a positive peace (the presence of justice).
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