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We need the whole church to interpret the whole Bible because every culture has its blind spots.
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The quote says that understanding the Bible should involve the entire church, not just one person or culture. Different cultures may notice some meanings while overlooking others because each has its own blind spots. Bringing these perspectives together can help the church read the Bible more fully and recognize limits in its own understanding.
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