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Originally Posted by Ohio
This is most disturbing. It's even hard for me to believe. Obviously the whole "little banker" scheme was concocted knowing full well in advance that the young saints "surplus" moneys would be used for Daystar business debts. No doubt about it, there was no accident here. Is there any way that this could not be called embezzlement?
One verse often used by WL to support these claims was 2 Cor 2.17, "For we are not like the many, adulterating (or peddling, retailing, hawking) the word of God for profit." How can we ever excuse or coverup this blatant contradiction and hypocrisy?
Practice what they preach and clear the past?
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I had never heard of the little banker scheme. Saints are really like sheep. Trusting those responsible for the flock would not conduct themselves as those in the world would. Embezzlement? Whatever happened to following business law and business ethics?
What would happen if a brother privy to violations of business ethics protested?
Practice what they preach and clear the past? It would be in the best interest of wounded members of the Body, but not in the best interest of certain individuals.
Terry