lily rose Wrote:
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> puddington wrote:
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> >Merry Christmas to all you out there. May 2017
> bring you even further into freedom.
>
>
> Right back atcha puddington. Feliz Navidad
> everyone.
>
> kBOY Wrote:
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> > LR:
> >
> > In the A&E Scientology special, the cost of a
> > lifetime involvement with the movement was
> > repeatedly mentioned to average around
> > $250,000/person, and almost a 24/7 commitment.
> > It's hard to believe anyone had enough time to
> > have a job to fund their involvement.
>
> I remember a close friend in the 70's was working
> at the LW and using his credit card to live on. He
> went on to live at Shiloh and assisted M. When I
> caught up with him at Shiloh his credit card debt
> was $25,000.
>
> pbxguy wrote in part:
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> >.....how many have led churches in the Walk over
> the years who are/were completely and entirely
> unqualified to be in any sort of leadership
> position over other human beings.
>
> That's right. There are/were those who had a
> hunger and thirst for the Lord, but no one, nada,
> zip is/was ever qualified to have a leadership
> position over another human being. According to
> NT scripture, Church leadership over
> administrating church type business should not
> include leadership over the private and personal
> lives.
>
>
> Southgate wrote in part:
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> >I don't blame anyone.
>
> I appreciate you saying that. When I read the
> posts on Factnet a few years ago I was struck by
> one of the posters whose family was cast out of
> TLWF and they refused to be bitter and I thought
> to myself I want that although getting there can
> take some time.
>
>
>
> PS: I guess I am chatty Kathy tonight. Must be the
> eggnog.
I have my wife that has helped me to get over it. She always reminds me to pray for them and people that are hurt. If anyone could be bitter it would be her but she refuses to be that way.
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> puddington wrote:
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>
> >Merry Christmas to all you out there. May 2017
> bring you even further into freedom.
>
>
> Right back atcha puddington. Feliz Navidad
> everyone.
>
> kBOY Wrote:
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> > LR:
> >
> > In the A&E Scientology special, the cost of a
> > lifetime involvement with the movement was
> > repeatedly mentioned to average around
> > $250,000/person, and almost a 24/7 commitment.
> > It's hard to believe anyone had enough time to
> > have a job to fund their involvement.
>
> I remember a close friend in the 70's was working
> at the LW and using his credit card to live on. He
> went on to live at Shiloh and assisted M. When I
> caught up with him at Shiloh his credit card debt
> was $25,000.
>
> pbxguy wrote in part:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -------------
>
> >.....how many have led churches in the Walk over
> the years who are/were completely and entirely
> unqualified to be in any sort of leadership
> position over other human beings.
>
> That's right. There are/were those who had a
> hunger and thirst for the Lord, but no one, nada,
> zip is/was ever qualified to have a leadership
> position over another human being. According to
> NT scripture, Church leadership over
> administrating church type business should not
> include leadership over the private and personal
> lives.
>
>
> Southgate wrote in part:
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> --------------
>
> >I don't blame anyone.
>
> I appreciate you saying that. When I read the
> posts on Factnet a few years ago I was struck by
> one of the posters whose family was cast out of
> TLWF and they refused to be bitter and I thought
> to myself I want that although getting there can
> take some time.
>
>
>
> PS: I guess I am chatty Kathy tonight. Must be the
> eggnog.
I have my wife that has helped me to get over it. She always reminds me to pray for them and people that are hurt. If anyone could be bitter it would be her but she refuses to be that way.