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Cal · 02-23-2019, 10:13 AM

For those disinclined to read my previous long dissertation, let me give the Cliff Notes version:

Any religious organization has the right to define its rules of membership.
No religious organization has the right to claim to be uniquely the move of God, since the unique move of God includes the whole Church.
The free flow of publications within the Church, the unique move of God, as a whole should not be restricted.
So, any attempt to restrict the free flow of publications within a group is effectively an admission that the group is an organization and so not uniquely the move of God.
Therefore, the One Publication policy of the “Lord’s Recovery” is an implicit admission it is simply an organization.
This effectively shows that the establishment of “the Lord’s Recovery” was an attempt to create a non-biblical entity with similar status and authority as the Church, but which in fact it was only an organization--and so was done with the express purpose of controlling Christians and churches under one umbrella.
Therefore, “the Lord’s Recovery” is a pernicious hoax.

02-23-2019, 10:13 AM	#468
Cal Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: USA Posts: 4,333	Re: One Publication For those disinclined to read my previous long dissertation, let me give the Cliff Notes version: Any religious organization has the right to define its rules of membership. No religious organization has the right to claim to be uniquely the move of God, since the unique move of God includes the whole Church. The free flow of publications within the Church, the unique move of God, as a whole should not be restricted. So, any attempt to restrict the free flow of publications within a group is effectively an admission that the group is an organization and so not uniquely the move of God. Therefore, the One Publication policy of the “Lord’s Recovery” is an implicit admission it is simply an organization. This effectively shows that the establishment of “the Lord’s Recovery” was an attempt to create a non-biblical entity with similar status and authority as the Church, but which in fact it was only an organization--and so was done with the express purpose of controlling Christians and churches under one umbrella. Therefore, “the Lord’s Recovery” is a pernicious hoax.