Jesus once said that the Pharisees – the self-righteous cultural gatekeepers of his day who looked down on everyone else – were blind guides who, in their misdirected zeal, strained out gnats and swallowed camels. Zealous about all the things they shouldn’t be. Completely oblivious to all the things they should be zealous about.
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