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Date Posted: 12:41:57 10/19/04 Tue
Author: PECAS
Subject: Re: wrong done on both sides
In reply to: Joe 's message, "Re: wrong done on both sides" on 11:56:44 10/19/04 Tue

There is one point missing from this discussion of mistakes were made on both sides. That is the common theme of UBF leaders (that I have observed) to maintain that they have done everything by faith and with good intentions for their sheep. The UBF leaders claim that they had great love and spirit to help the sheep grow as a great man of God. With this as a foundation, they justify off every mistreatment and abuse having been based on good intentions. This was my experience. UBF leader says "You must see this bad experience from God's point of view. The training did not work out. I made some mistakes. But, remember that I was training you with much prayer and love to help you grow. My intentions were good. So, just remember that I trained you out of love for you" Even when UBF leaders admit that they have made a mistake, they will not unconditionally apologize to their sheep and repent before God. In conclusion, I have found that UBF leaders will admit to soem vague mistake, but attempt to justify themselves by claiming that their mistake was based on their prayer for the sheep and desire to see them grow to be great servants of God. No sincere, unconditional repentance.

In Christ,

PECAS

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Re: wrong done on both sides -- Bob2, 14:30:42 10/19/04 Tue
- To the UBF Information Minister -- former, 14:41:34 10/19/04 Tue