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Originally Posted by Koinonia
I don't belong to any group. But even if I did, it wouldn't matter to me.
LC coworkers invested a ton of effort and resource into actively wooing Hanegraaff for years, wining and dining him, jetting him all over the world visiting churches in China, Taiwan, Korea, Europe, and around the US, giving him reserved seating at conferences and trainings (even joining coworkers meetings), instructing members to pray for him and his dwindling radio ministry, coaching him in theosis.
And after all that, Hanegraaff rejects the LC and joins Eastern Orthodoxy. That's embarrassing.
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No. This is what it's about
: Hankie played the LC. He took the money and ran. He could have joined First Baptist Dallas and the embarrassment to the LC would be the same. Maybe the LSM will file a lawsuit against Hankie to get their money back.
You can talk about the Eastern Orthodox, etc., all you want but you should do that on another thread. You've created yet another strawman.
Hankie beat the LSM at their own game and THAT's the topic.
Nell