We Who? Re: An Apostolic Declaration for the Third Millenium 1

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>On Fri, 26 Mar 1999 06:22:54 -0800 Steve Starcher 
><stevstar@prodigy.net> writes:
>
>>To be honest, this is why I have stopped dialoguing with Brother
>>Clifton.  I tire of individuals not reading my posts, attributing to me
>>beliefs that I do not possess, and desiring me to continually answer
the same questions. 

>>Brother Reed, I have stated this before, but it must be said again.  It
>>is very obvious that your primary concern is not having individuals
>>baptized in Jesus name, not having individuals filled with the Holy
>>Spirit and speak in tongues, not having people receive the revelation
of
>>the fullness of God in Christ.  You primary concern is not 
>>evangelism,
>>converting individuals to Jesus Christ the Apostolic way.  Your 
>>primary
>>concern is not discipleship, teaching individuals how to serve Jesus
>>Christ.  Your primary concern is defending your theological system,
>>which I have identified with Fundamentalism.  This is also true of
>>Brother Clifton and Sis Lynne.  

Just for the record, this is why I have stopped "dialoguing" with Bro.
Starcher.

I tried to post only the above comment but I was told I could not only
post that, so now I will add more to get the post "acceptable".

If I were to copy these comments and apply another name like this;

Brother Starcher, I have stated this before, but it must be said again.  
It is very obvious that your primary concern is not having individuals
baptized in Jesus name, not having individuals filled with the Holy
Spirit and speak in tongues, not having people receive the revelation of
the fullness of God in Christ.  You primary concern is not evangelism,
converting individuals to Jesus Christ the Apostolic way.  Your primary
concern is not discipleship, teaching individuals how to serve Jesus
Christ.

And then changed it slightly more and said:
  Your primary concern is defending your theological system, which I have
identified with Liberalism.  This is also true of others who agree with
you. 

I wonder about the acceptance level. I have done this on numerous
occasions. Taking his words and turning them around and being told I was
unloving. 

Another thing I would like to point out is that when this thing started,
we were one group.  Now, Starcher is starting his own "journal" and
suggests we get a (his words) "competitive web-site". Oh, thank you, Bro.
Starcher for your unifying doctrine.

'Nuff said,
Lynne Yohnk


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