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I see them as false teachers also, but are they sheep that have went their own way OR are they wolves in sheep skins?
I see them as false teachers also, but are they sheep that have went their own way OR are they wolves in sheep skins?
Zone & Scott..
I found this...
In 1941 at age 23 Leo Harris became the Pastor of the Ballarat AOG, it was here that he met historic and prophetic lecturer Pastor Thomas Foster, who introduced him to British-Israelite theology. The British-Israelite doctrine was not accepted as an official doctrine of the Assemblies of God, so in 1944 Pastor Leo Harris with Pastor Thomas Foster started a new movement called the National Revival Crusade (NRC
Nice to find somethng OK
Wow, this is getting heated. I know we can sometimes get emotional during discussions/debates (bad habit of mine), but remember, were all Christian brothers and sisters here. Just take a deep breath, and relax.
Ive been reading this topic since like, 2 days ago, and its kind of all over the place, so honestly im a little confused. If a preacher is right in most things he does, but is teaching something that is false, you shouldnt instantly throw out the "wolf in sheeps cloathing" accusation, as it is a very serious accusation to make. People can have good intentions but be misguised in one way or another. We all make mistakes, that is why Jesus died for us. I realize that teaching a false doctrine is very serious, but we have to remember that all church doctrine is based on the Bible as interpreted by man. You could very well interpret the scriptures in a way that they were not meant, and from that begin to teach "false doctrine". That doesnt necesarilly make you a false teacher the same way someone who intentionally seeks to pervert the scripture is a false teacher. Also, before you believe (and spread) that a certain pastor/priest is a false teacher, you should do a lot of research. Ive seen "christian" news websites take the words spoken by pastors and twist them to mean exactly what they want them to say. I would consider these "christians" wolves in sheeps clothing. They live to create strife and confusion among the church. Remember, not everything you read is true, especially if its on the internet.
i googled that, wow whacked.
i never even heard of that one.
the windors jews,lol.
Dear Strangelove,I've seen a few posts like this so far....but can you actually address the false teachers and specific teachings that we've brought forward and defend the accused?
To me they are indefensable. Even if they are deceived and deceiving they need to be exposed as false teachers.
i googled that, wow whacked.
i never even heard of that one.
the windors jews,lol.
Dear jasoncran, See my other recent post where I suggest a possible list of false teachers. I left one out I should have included, King Henry VIII and I should add to that list King Charlemagne and Alcuin of York, Charlemagne's "theologian".
In Erie Scott Harrington Of course, we should not engage in ad hominem attacks, and of course I was a false teacher at one point in my life. I once believed the pretribulation theory. And that has been proven to me to have been a mistake on my part in having believed it. In making this list of false teachers, this is of course subject to interpretation. No human being can say everything that is true, and one can be a true teacher, and still have some fault. No one is without sin. But of course there are those who believe the popes of Rome (alone?) cannot teach error. But that is another RCC and these RCC debates always seem to get closed down by the moderators.
Go figure. In Erie Scott Harrington
Dear jasoncran, See my other recent post where I suggest a possible list of false teachers. I left one out I should have included, King Henry VIII and I should add to that list King Charlemagne and Alcuin of York, Charlemagne's "theologian".
In Erie Scott Harrington Of course, we should not engage in ad hominem attacks, and of course I was a false teacher at one point in my life. I once believed the pretribulation theory. And that has been proven to me to have been a mistake on my part in having believed it. In making this list of false teachers, this is of course subject to interpretation. No human being can say everything that is true, and one can be a true teacher, and still have some fault. No one is without sin. But of course there are those who believe the popes of Rome (alone?) cannot teach error. But that is another RCC and these RCC debates always seem to get closed down by the moderators.
Go figure. In Erie Scott Harrington
Dear Alabster, I already admitted to having been a false teacher. I used to believe what Hal Lindsey told me about the rapture. Have you not at some point taught nothing that was wrong? I wasn't saying I am not capable of error. Don't you think even ducks have pride? In Erie PA Scott HarringtonKeeping a list is silly and stinks of false pride. How would you like it if your name was added?
Well no one will say you're not an expert on that.Keeping a list is silly and stinks of false pride. How would you like it if your name was added?