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atpollard

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Some of the major heresies spewed foeth from word of faith teachers especially are:

Jesus died spiritually on the Cross, and had to get born again in hell
Jesus never claimed to be God, but was a Man used of and by God, annoited with the Holy Spirit and knew laws of faith
We are as much Incarnation of God as Jesus, but we are just ignorant of that truth
We are gods
We can confess and make reality as we desire, as God gave us the power in our tongues to call things to exist just as he does
God is granting today to His Modern Apostles and prophets additional revelation
God granted us divine health, no Christian need to ever be poor or sick
Please point me to something specific.
I don’t like condemning Christians with unsupported rumors.

I can tell you with complete certainty that every one of the people that attempted to teach any of the untruths listed above (like divine health) at the Pentecostal Church that I attended was shown to the door. None of those were ever taught in any of the Churches of God that I attended. None of those were ever taught in the non-cessationist Baptist Churches that I have attended.

So even if true of some (and some cessationists teach Hypercalvinism), it does not apply to most.
 

Yeshua1

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Please point me to something specific.
I don’t like condemning Christians with unsupported rumors.

I can tell you with complete certainty that every one of the people that attempted to teach any of the untruths listed above (like divine health) at the Pentecostal Church that I attended was shown to the door. None of those were ever taught in any of the Churches of God that I attended. None of those were ever taught in the non-cessationist Baptist Churches that I have attended.

So even if true of some (and some cessationists teach Hypercalvinism), it does not apply to most.
All recognized word of faith teachers spew forth endless heresies!
 

atpollard

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Please take time to review and respond!
Word of Faith Movement: A Doctrinal Critique
I took a moment.
I read all of it (and it was quite a wall of text).
I am only responding at all out of respect for your polite request ... I would otherwise follow nana's advice and if I had nothing nice to say, say nothing at all.

Relax, I have no axe to grind nor anything to gain by being rude. I see the same weakness in Mr Curtiss argument that I see in yours ... he is presenting both sides with nothing to back up his claims. Curtiss tells me what all these 20th Century heretics teach, but he directly quotes NONE of them or provides a verifiable reference where I can hear them say what he claims and examine the context to see if Mr Curtiss is correctly understanding and representing what they teach.

At the end of the day, Mr Curtiss demonstrates nothing more or less than he has the skill to set up and knock down strawmen. As the Bible says: "The first to plead his case seems right, Until another comes and examines him." [Proverbs 18:17 NASB]

We have only heard one side which has refused to directly quote the other side. So I will withhold judgement until the rumors are replaced with facts (Deuteronomy 19:15 “One witness shall not rise against a man concerning any iniquity or any sin that he commits; by the mouth of two or three witnesses the matter shall be established.")
 

Yeshua1

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I took a moment.
I read all of it (and it was quite a wall of text).
I am only responding at all out of respect for your polite request ... I would otherwise follow nana's advice and if I had nothing nice to say, say nothing at all.

Relax, I have no axe to grind nor anything to gain by being rude. I see the same weakness in Mr Curtiss argument that I see in yours ... he is presenting both sides with nothing to back up his claims. Curtiss tells me what all these 20th Century heretics teach, but he directly quotes NONE of them or provides a verifiable reference where I can hear them say what he claims and examine the context to see if Mr Curtiss is correctly understanding and representing what they teach.

At the end of the day, Mr Curtiss demonstrates nothing more or less than he has the skill to set up and knock down strawmen. As the Bible says: "The first to plead his case seems right, Until another comes and examines him." [Proverbs 18:17 NASB]

We have only heard one side which has refused to directly quote the other side. So I will withhold judgement until the rumors are replaced with facts (Deuteronomy 19:15 “One witness shall not rise against a man concerning any iniquity or any sin that he commits; by the mouth of two or three witnesses the matter shall be established.")
Pretty clear case against WoF here, as saying Jesus was spiritual dead and had to get born again in hell, and that every believer is a little god pretty much heresy...
 

atpollard

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Pretty clear case against WoF here, as saying Jesus was spiritual dead and had to get born again in hell, and that every believer is a little god pretty much heresy...
That is heresy, but there is really no reason to believe that ALL WoF teachers believe that, or that MOST WoF teachers believe that ... since neither You nor Mr. Curtiss have produced even a single verifiable quote from EVEN ONE WoF teacher saying that.

For all I know, NOT EVEN ONE WoF TEACHER BELIEVES THAT, and you have presented nothing to change my mind except “because you say so”.

That is not what Deuteronomy 19:15 calls for as the level of proof to establish sin as a fact. Where is the eyewitness testimony of 2 or 3 reliable witness to the fact? Who said it? What did they say, exactly? When and where was it said?
 

Salty

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Six hour warning
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atpollard

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Six hour warning
This thread will be closed no sooner than 3 AM EST / Midnight PST
  1. Six hours is 3:02 AM EST (so it is a 5 hour, 58 minute warning). :Biggrin
  2. Personally, I have my doubts that “Tele-Evangelist Word of Faith” Preachers are really a “Southern Baptist” thing, so I guess it probably is time for a reboot. ;)
 
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