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Date Posted: 13:51:10 10/19/04 Tue
Author: Brian Karcher
Subject: Re: Where's the Word of God?
In reply to: Mike K. 's message, "Where's the Word of God?" on 13:42:32 10/19/04 Tue

>Brian, are you so silly?

No.

>If you take the UBF-Info.de website, for instance, you
>will find some very good essays exposing how the very
>Word of God is in direct contradiction to the
>teachings of UBF.

I've read those articles and discussed some with the author, Chris Z. He knows I don't agree with all of his writings. The basis of my thinking comes from the Bible, as it is written, not people's interpretations of it. I have seen that the Bible speaks clearly.

>But then would you just say "This is the
>interpretation of man, silly doctrine that is
>unfruitful and merely the words of men". With that
>club, you can swing down everything.
>However, if you would merely bother to carefully read
>that website, you would find that certain words of a
>certain man (namely: Samuel Lee, the deceased leader
>of UBF, whose aberrant doctrine is being repeated in
>UBF chapters worldwide week by week even today) are in
>stark contrast and in direct conflict to verses of the
>Bible.
>You listen to the words of Lee as though they were the
>Word of God, but any other man is "wasting time with
>fruitless discussion about doctrine".
>That would lead to only one conclusion: Samuel Lee has
>deity status for you and is an idol to you.
>Otherwise, you might realize that the entire doctrine
>of UBF, being built upon the ideas of Samuel Lee, is
>nowhere near the biblical revelation of the New
>Testament.

The doctrine of UBF is has the word of God as the foundation; it is not built on Dr.Samuel Lee's words. And no, he did not have "diety status" with me.

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Re: Where's the Word of God? -- Brian Karcher, 13:56:48 10/19/04 Tue

If so... -- Mike K., 03:00:39 10/20/04 Wed

Re: If so... -- PECAS, 10:01:18 10/20/04 Wed