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Originally Posted by Trapped
God was processed. The processed Triune God.
I understand that God "went through a process" on earth. I am fine with that. But to say that "God was processed" hits me with a clang.
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I think I get your point, or something of it; like a depersonalised commodity getting abstracted, like traders talk of goods on the stock exchange; like "monies" or "soybean futures". However much the LC waves its orthodoxy card, they've left us with a cardboard-tasting sandwich. It doesn't satisfy.
Coming from Protestant background, I liked reading Nee but didn't enjoy Lee as much. His language was stilted to me, and I watched as this stilted language became codified and canonical - see, "The Collected Works of Witness Lee", vols 1-148. As if some peculiar and idiosyncratic phraseology could convey holiness. Just read the outline 3 times. Or 6, or. . .
But I put up with it because I was "on the local ground", and this decidedly non-local author apparently came with the local ground.