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Originally Posted by aron
How does CRI deal with these issues? Your interest in CRI's blessing for local churches flies against your determined ignorance toward their view of other believers. How can one request the same thing (legitimacy, approval) that they deny every other assembly? It doesn't make sense.
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The CRI knows the truth about denominations:
http://www.equip.org/article/what-de...should-i-join/
They state the truth bluntly: denominationalism is sin.
Even though they are in error regarding the possibility of being a true church. They seem oblivious to the fact that if one leaves the denominations, they come back to the true church, the reality, again. The true church is like the ocean, and denominations are like boats in the ocean. The boat keeps one separated from the reality of the ocean. If a person jumps out of the boat and into the ocean, they are in the reality again. They do not have to choose which boat to jump into, or jump from one boat to another boat. This is why I disagree with the premise that if one wants to be part of the church, they need to find a suitable denomination. Many people have this view because they see only all of the boats and don't see the one ocean.