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Originally Posted by UntoHim
What's the greatest error? Well the greatest error for one person might not be the greatest for another.
In my experience and observation for 40+ years I would say the greatest error would be Lee's teachings regarding the nature and character of God.
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It is interesting that most everyone, at least so far, has chosen something different. I'm sure that's because of all our individual experiences. And the different localities we were in is another reason as some adhered more closely to Anaheim and had varying degrees of common LC practices, etc.
I must say that when I first read
Ohio's response, that the OCOC Elitism was the biggest thing (since many other erroneous things flowed out of that teaching), I didn't agree. But upon further thought, I think there may be something to this. From this doctrine, we in the LC got more than a little puffed-up. Then, if one thinks they got the market cornered on something foundational like that, they might tend to think the one preaching it must be the MOTA. And as you set this one up on a pedestal, it really goes to their head and they start thinking their teachings are all the more special. Then other Christian groups seem greatly diminished, so you don't respect them and start disparaging them and taking them to court! Yikes!
Hmmm
Ohio, you may be unto something here . . .
Think about it,
if the OCOC teaching hadn't been elevated so much, much of the other stuff might not have followed. It could have been,
"We think we've seen something interesting in scripture about Christian oneness, but it's not something to be emphasized or pushed on others. Only the Lord can create true oneness (and He has) so we must look to Him and not this doctrine. Therefore let's fellowship and seek Him together!"