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ZNPaaneah · 05-18-2011, 05:39 PM

Quoted from rayliotta: There, in #76, you wrote, "2. Again, I don't think in the 70s it was that clear there was a central leadership. I cannot think of any other church that had any influence on how Houston was operated, and even if LSM did exercise influence at that point it was embraced by the elders and invisible to me."

Does that point sound like it was written by someone who believes the campus work at the University of Houston was controlled by LSM hacks? Can you understand why some of us are left scratching our heads?

OK, got it, sorry. When I say "LSM Hacks" I am referring to a brother named Ken who was in charge of the UH campus work, also KR, EM, and even RG. These were all local Houston saints who have gone on to become LSM hacks, sorry for the confusion.

[Also I don't understand the numbers 76 and 73, both posts 73 and 76 were not made by me.]

05-18-2011, 05:39 PM	#119
ZNPaaneah Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 7,105	Re: “Can the Local Church Leadership Say, ‘We Were Wrong’?” (An Open Letter Quoted from rayliotta: There, in #76, you wrote, "2. Again, I don't think in the 70s it was that clear there was a central leadership. I cannot think of any other church that had any influence on how Houston was operated, and even if LSM did exercise influence at that point it was embraced by the elders and invisible to me." Does that point sound like it was written by someone who believes the campus work at the University of Houston was controlled by LSM hacks? Can you understand why some of us are left scratching our heads? OK, got it, sorry. When I say "LSM Hacks" I am referring to a brother named Ken who was in charge of the UH campus work, also KR, EM, and even RG. These were all local Houston saints who have gone on to become LSM hacks, sorry for the confusion. [Also I don't understand the numbers 76 and 73, both posts 73 and 76 were not made by me.]