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Date Posted: 12:56:16 12/21/04 Tue
Author: rsqarchive
Subject: Re: Guilt, shame and confusion about sexuality
In reply to: Caitlin 's message, "Guilt, shame and confusion about sexuality" on 13:07:15 12/20/04 Mon

The Late Jimmy Rhee touched on this subject in a 2001 thread:

About Jackie [Lee], your distorted view shows me the disgusting way UBF people see people. In your subconcience, I tell you that UBF is Freudian in a sense. You treat people as hungry just for marriage or sex. If your eyes are dark, what you see is all dark (Luke 11:33). [Dan Hong had stated that Jackie Lee left UBF primarily to get remarried.]

Once Samuel Lee told a wife missionary to have 100 day separation training-If my memory is correct, Dr. Toh received the same training, saying that her husband became so skinny because they had too much sex. The woman got mad, and her husband just laughed, because it was just nonsense. He had to work more than 80 hours a week, for work, B.S., fishing, meetings and visiting, from the early morning prayer till midnight. How could they have their own private life? Such imagination is possible only for those who don't understand the real hard works, tears, sweat and sacrifice the missionaries had to bear and just enjoy the ministry built on such sacrifice. I don't regret for myself though, except for my children. But my point is how they see other people. May I continue my story about this kind of twisted sex-oriented view of UBF?

UBF uses John 4 as a tool to label women as so-called Samaritan woman. So the point of the chapter is shifted from Jesus to Samaritan woman. I remember how Terese Bird was publicly called Samaritan woman. She was almost crushed in her spirit.

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Replies:

Where are the Birds? -- Chris, 14:26:09 12/21/04 Tue
Re: Guilt, shame, confusion and then slander -- Joe, 15:53:56 12/21/04 Tue