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Date Posted: 12:06:52 09/21/04 Tue
Author: Joe
Subject: Re: Perhaps the sins of what others?
In reply to: Out 's message, "Re: Perhaps the sins of what others?" on 11:56:50 09/21/04 Tue

On re-reading, I see your point. But the whole point of this "open letter" seems to be, based on 99% of the content and my knowing that his mentality is sadly not that different from that of any other UBF leader:

You were hurt in UBF? Maybe the problem is you (whether you are saved or not). Get healed, get saved and leave us alone.

>I don't see that implication. What I read has two
>possibilities, for those who are saved and those who
>are not. (just trying to be objective here...)
>
>>The rest of the "open letter" implies that those who
>>left UBF "hurt" have "issues" and are not saved,
>>reflecting the typical slamming of former members that
>>is common to cults and UBF.
>>
>>>Not quite an apology, but not exactly salt either.
>>>I like it.
>>
>>Unfortunately, even if it was an apology, he is hardly
>>in a position to apologize for UBF.
>>
>>Let the cowardly UBF leaders speak for themselves
>>instead of through their designated mouthpieces.

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Re: Perhaps the sins of what others? -- former, 12:38:07 09/21/04 Tue
Re: Perhaps the sins of what others? -- Chris, 12:41:16 09/21/04 Tue
That word, "hurt," again -- Joe, 16:29:42 09/21/04 Tue
- Typical UBF relativism -- Mike K., 05:35:41 09/22/04 Wed