Pastor Daniel Bohlman had a problem. The front of his new church was very small only enough room for a pulpit. When a prominent member died, Bohlman had to figure out where to place the coffin for viewing. The most reasonable place seemed to be in the back of the church, where there was more room. All they needed to do was move out one of the back pews for the funeral service, then replace it afterwards. Problem solved or so Pastor Bohlman thought. But certain members of the church were outraged that anyone would think of moving the back pew, even temporarily. How dare they tamper with tradition! The opposition was so intense that Pastor Bohlman would write, "œIt was easier to rally people together to fight to keep a pew from leaving the church, than getting them to fight to put people int…