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As Jesus rides into Jerusalem, is he making a political or a religious statement? When the crowds welcome Jesus, are they making political or religious claims?
How do you draw the line between political and religious actions? In the United States today, what do you think is the appropriate distinction between church and state? (E.g., what do you think of the "Christian right," the actions of pro-life groups, etc.?)
What "sacred places" in your life need cleaning up? What would it take to make them "sacred" again?
Jesus appears to be angry and even somewhat violent in 11:15-17. How do you know when it is appropriate for you to be angry and use force?
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