Thread: David Bernard - Is this statement biblical or not?
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Old 05-19-2011, 03:03 PM
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Re: David Bernard - Is this statement biblical or
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Originally Posted by Praxeas View Post
The other thing that bothers me is, people who no longer believe "The Standards" or no longer believe down to the very last letter the UPC standards or someone else's rigid standards are said to no longer believe in Holiness.

That is two fold. It, on the one hand slams that individual as a loose immoral person when they may not be and on the other makes outward codes of how to look "Holiness" and ignores outward behavior and attitudes as well as the inward change of heart
They "are said" by whom? I know that has and does happen, but by no means do they represent all or most...
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