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Originally Posted by Terry
Don't forget a historical revisionist. I tend to look at history in order to understand the present. We know otherwise, but Lee's history tends to present himself as Nee's closest coworker if not his only coworker. Part of Lee's cover-up is by revising history. We've read about it in several LSM publications.
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Revisionist is the word of history. If we would have only known the real relationship. I don't recall WN writing about WL in his writings but maybe you have read something. Lee can only write a new history because there is no historical writings that I am aware that makes him the co-worker who is sent by Nee to Taiwan. There is Samuel Chang who I met (but never inquired about WN/WL) so maybe he has said something and maybe other WN's coworkers can validate WL's claims. I am sure there was some inquisition into to these questions by the early brothers who met WL. I also know there were some serious problems in Taiwan with WL. In the end I don't see the lineage from Martin Luther to WL---it is a major stretch even though the local church concept makes sense from a Biblical standpoint---but when they doctrinized it they turned it into its own religion.
As we start to look at Driscoll and Carpenter and many others revisionist history abounds.