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Date Posted: 09:23:57 10/11/04 Mon
Author: Bong-jin Kang
Subject: Re: UBF Doctrine
In reply to: Brian Karcher 's message, "Re: UBF Doctrine" on 08:54:11 10/11/04 Mon

Yes, I meant that sentence of your post.
Thanks for your many comments.

>>By the way you said..
>>Do you know what happened after this? Suddenly UBF
>>was not so "hard". Suddenly the UBF meetins were no
>>longer just meetings of an organization, but times of
>>fellowship with God's people.
>
>>>>Is this the sentence you are referring to? If so, I
>will elaborate.
>
>>So, I hope you
>>elaborate on the above sentence and some more
>>reasonable answers to the questions.
>
>>Why not should I discuss with John Jun or any other
>>leader in my chapter? I'm trying.
>
>Discussion with a learning mind is not a problem.
>Accusations, heresay, doubt, etc. are problems. The
>main issue when discussing with other leaders is the
>spirit in which you do so. Why do people here on this
>forum not get answers? It is because of their poor
>spirit primarily.
>
>Immanuel,
>Brian.

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Re: UBF Doctrine -- Brian Karcher, 09:49:11 10/11/04 Mon