LSM's Etymological Errors - Nigel Tomes

[Dancing]

Originally Posted by UntoHim

So, where does this kind of spirit of non-cooperation come from? It does go much deeper than simple teaching methods, heremeneutics and interpretive techniques and such. This is probably a question for a whole new thread.

Can we focus here? Can we try to answer this question, please? This gets at the root of it. If we can learn from the answer(s) to this question we can be rescued from rehashing and reliving old wounds and offenses and go forward. I think that's what everyone here really wants, right?

Where does this kind of spirit of non-cooperation come from?

[rayliotta]

Originally Posted by Dancing

Can we focus here? Can we try to answer this question, please? This gets at the root of it. If we can learn from the answer(s) to this question we can be rescued from rehashing and reliving old wounds and offenses and go forward. I think that's what everyone here really wants, right?

Where does this kind of spirit of non-cooperation come from?

Dancing, check out the quotes in post #208. "Spirit of non-cooperation" is quite an understatement when we look at the attitudes Witness Lee expressed toward other groups.

Maybe it's just that simple? That the spirit of non-cooperation in the Recovery came from the uncooperative leader at the top, whose legacy it is now "indebted to".