02-05-2008, 09:33 AM
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Supercalifragilisticexpiali...
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: Can any WPF'rs explain:
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Originally Posted by R.D. Foster
Herein lies the problem: The Manual of the UPCI states; "We wholeheartedly disaprove of our people indulging in any activities which are not conducive to good Christianity and godly living, such as theaters, dances, mixed bathing or swimming, women cutting their hair, makeup, any apparel that immodestly exposes the body, all worldly sports and amusements, and unwholesome radio programs and music. Furthermore, because of the display of all these evils on television, we disaprove of any of our people having television sets in their homes." Each UPCI minister agrees to this yearly. So the real problem lies with UPCI ministers that sign saying they agree when they don't. This makes them liars. WPF'ers don't agree with the new advertising stand and rather than become liars they are leaving.
It sounds like some of you need to pick apart the UPCI stand against TV instead of the WPF.
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Right, WPF membership - full of integrity and always live by the letter of the manual... UPC membership have become "Liars".
Now to prove it.... hmmm.
 
PS the smiley is watching the show on the INTERNET... Is he WPF or UPC?
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