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Originally Posted by Freedom
I think Nigel makes some strong points as to why Lee’s view is antiquated and not tenable in a modern context. That is where I think the importance of the issue lies. Whether anyone likes it or not, modern Bible scholarship exists and it brings new theories and ideas to the table. Not everyone is going to be comfortable with that, but that’s the way it is. Of course, most people aren’t going to overly concern themselves with these issues. Within the LC, however, there is the view that Lee “unlocked” the entire Bible, and thus there is no possibility of revising Lee’s views on key issues. Lee’s ministry is said to be “the ministry of the age”, so there is no room to bring in anything new past the point in time when Lee died.
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No matter how out of touch the LSM version of recovery is in regard to modern Bible scholars, they will still remain in their self-imposed bubble. .