text: "Those with differences put them aside, at least for the duration of time on court, in pursuit of a greater, common good."
  
  There is always some credibility to any conclusion in spiritual and life situations. But some us believe the "common good" is the final delusion that sweeps the world especially in light of the present dynamic and agenda both in politics and the church.
  
  So, if there is no real definition of what the differences are that we are exhorted to "put aside" for the "common good", there is no limit to what is to be "put aside".
  
  In the end, we have the distinct feeling that it is the law of God that is to be "put aside" for the "common good." Especially certain aspects of that law that are divisive and controversial. So we suspect the article has a motive and agenda to "dumb down" the law and "every word" in the bible that Jesus referred to is less than every word.
  
  Thus, we reject the point of this article as destructive to bible Christanity.