What did Les Feldick say about democracy's strengths and weaknesses?
Democracy is described as the greatest form of government ever brought on the scene, but when it comes to getting something done, it is probably the worst ever conceived. Its strength is that it is loved; its weakness is that many people in decision-making slow action.
Les teaches that democracy is the greatest form of government that has ever come on the scene, and we all love it. But when it comes to getting something done, it is probably the worst ever conceived. He explains that the great empires in Daniel's vision became weakened by the number of people involved in decision-making. By contrast, when Christ sets up His kingdom, it will be glorious because it will be a kingdom of one, with absolute power, no confabs, and no consensus.