We've been conditioned to associate governing with self-promoting arrogance, corruption, inequality, and inefficiency. But
In society, many people have developed a negative perception of governance, often linking it with traits like arrogance, corruption, and inequality. This mindset stems from observing various political leaders and systems that prioritize self-promotion over genuine public service. The prevalent critique highlights inefficiencies and a lack of accountability, leading to widespread disillusionment with those in power.
Randy Alcorn, in his book "Heaven," challenges these conventional views by suggesting that governance can be approached differently. He implies that with the right intention and moral integrity, governing can reflect values such as fairness and service to the community, moving away from the notion of self-serving leadership. This perspective encourages a re-evaluation of how we view authority and its potential for positive impact.
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