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Date Posted: 12:01:15 10/22/04 Fri
Author: anonymous
Subject: Re: New thread on doctrine
In reply to: Nick T. 's message, "New thread on doctrine" on 10:27:55 10/22/04 Fri

>Tom F. started a very good thread on the errors of ubf
>doctrine, but the thread was somewhat blown off course
>by a ubf spammer, who added nothing to any discussion.

Wasn't he invited to post, as Tom F. said?

http://www.voy.com/60734/8381.html

"Brian, I appreciate your heart in setting up a defense against our calls to clear doctrine. Please be aware that this will be a heated issue, and that most of us will lose our heads (myself included). Do not be dissuaded by the emotions that are already running high: stick to the issues, and try to consider the truths presented here objectively. I would further challenge you to try and look at these points of view without a UBF slant, if that is possible. Not to be offensive here, but to allow you the opportunity to be unhindered in your reasoning. When you are heavily involved in a group, it is easy (and it is the objective of cults) to acquire a "groupthink"--to become so ensconed with the unity of the group that you think as one, on a dangerous level. Please try to avoid that. So, fire away. Let the end result of this be a clear exegesis of truth."

Tom

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Re: New thread on doctrine -- ChicagoXile, 22:35:43 10/22/04 Fri