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Date Posted: 12:02:12 06/07/04 Mon
Author: Joe Chung
Subject: Re: Korea World Mission Conference at Wheaton
In reply to: Nick T. 's message, "Korea World Mission Conference at Wheaton" on 22:36:54 06/06/04 Sun

>Another seminar is on CROSS-RELIGION, CROSS-CULTURAL
>MISSIONS, and the last topic of this is
>
>Who are they? : Cults in the Mission Fields

Unfortunately, I don't think the "Cults in the mission fields" seminar will deal with cults that send people out to the "mission field" in the name of (or in the guise of) Christian evangelism. I think they're dealing mainly with cults that are already established in lands that Christian missionaries go to, cults like Moonism.

>They must know all about the ubf by now.

Unfortunately again, because the organizers of this conference are Korean Christians and Korean Christians tend to have lower standards (my and others' opinion), I think UBF would be able to make an appearance at this conference, and the organizers and most of the attendants wouldn't bat an eye. The UBF leaders would just have to carry their Bibles, mention Christ a few times, mention their "success" (the "87 nations" they've "pioneered"), and the Korean conference organizers would be glad to welcome them into the fold (and onto the Wheaton College campus once again). Again, just my opinion.

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Re: Korea World Mission Conference at Wheaton -- Nonny Moose, 13:40:01 06/11/04 Fri