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Originally Posted by Freedom

Frankly speaking, I have a hard time viewing the "high peak" as anything but dross. In terms of the certain high-peak teachings, I find it to be highly questionable. But that aside, I agree that it was a tragedy for WL to seek something "higher" when on a the ground level, they were struggling with some of the more basic things like love.

It seems that virtually across the board, the fruit of WL's high peak is that many have fallen prey to pride. The "high peak" has elevated some LCers above other members who just want to care for basic needs, and it has even further separated those in the LC from other Christians, reinforcing the notion that they have so much more than everyone else.

The "high peak" teachings were thrust upon us following Philip's molesting sisters behind closed doors and maltreating leading brothers around the globe, then shepherding brothers like Ingalls crying out for justice, and finally Witness Lee suppressing and covering up the mess by slandering those who spoke their conscience.

Now does anyone really think that the holy and righteous Head of the body would wait almost 2,000 years until after these unholy and unrighteous events took place in order to "release" these "high peak" teachings?