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Things I am not.
Posted On 02/04/2009 12:40:42 by LittleWyvern
I am not trying to find fault in people.

I am not murmuring.

I do not have a disagreement with any GA, nor have I ever tried to criticize them.

I do not think any GA is in error.

I have not come to any of my conclusions only by worldly means.  I have prayed about many of things that trouble me.

I do not want to be popular with the world.

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I simply do not think that every word that ever comes out of any GA's mouth is doctrinally binding.  I realize that this is an unpopular feeling here, so I'm putting this out on a blog so people know my motives behind some of my posts and not assume the things on the above list.



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From: Elphaba
02/07/2009 05:51:57

Hi Little,


 


 


I think this belief, whether whatever a GA says is scripture or not, seems to ebb and flow here a bit. Or, perhaps we'll get a flux of people who believe  as you do, and then another flux of people who believe the opposite.


 


Not much help, is it? But I do know that a number of members do not find your belief unpopular.


 


I enjoy your posts very much, and I hope you'll stay around, and even start a thread about this very subject.


 


Elphaba

From: Dr T
02/06/2009 23:42:08
Thanks for the thoughts


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