Does Les Feldick try to force people to change their theological views?
No. The teaching presents itself as an informal Bible study with no axe to grind. It states that it does not try to twist people's arms out of one way of thinking into another. Its aim is to open the Scriptures and help people see what they really say, while warning against being locked into tradition.
Les explains that he has no axe to grind and that his class is simply an informal Bible study. He says they do not try to twist people's arms out of one way of thinking into theirs. Instead, their only attempt is to open the Scriptures and help folks see what the Bible really says. He also warns that many have been hidebound by tradition, and that tradition is condemned when it is not in line with Scripture. He points to the Bible's glorious, supernatural construction as evidence human hands could not have produced it.