Very Interesting From The Apostolic News

[Thinker]

Originally Posted by Sabby

I would agree. I believe it was Frank Ewart that wrote a booklet describing the "goings on" in the fledgling oneness pentecostal churches, paraphrasing, that the more "outlandish" the manifestation, the more it became accepted as the "move of the Holy Ghost". This is significant.
I still dance for joy, although I don't close my eyes anymore! lol

In my years of traveling through Christian groups, I have never found a group with out massive flaws. I am new to this site, is it ok to assume that the focus is mainly focused on "OP" because this is the main attendance of this site???

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by coadie

How many languages do you read?

A challenge like this coming from someone who has failed to be competent in his own native language? Pathetic.

Originally Posted by coadie

Where are all the big Oneness Seminaries with their original works libraries?

There are none, though I suppose Urshan Grad School continues to compile a library as we speak. But then again, this lack really makes my point and not yours.

Originally Posted by coadie

You aren't famous for providing evidence.

My statement was that there is NO EVIDENCE TO PROVIDE when it comes to the alleged "continuous line" of "Acts 2:38 Apostolic believers."

There is no evidence coco. None. Zip. Nada. Nothing. There is only the imagination of cranks like yourself which I have come to find rather disappointing.

[Socialite]

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[pelathais]

Originally Posted by Sabby

What info has Tom Fudge contributed to the discussion? He has written a couple of books re: Albingenses and Hussites that I haven't read.

Fudge's post-grad and doctoral work were on the Hussite movement. The bibliography of original source material on this topic that he compiled is how he gained some attention in academia.

(He also wrote Christianity Without the Cross. This is sort of the "textbook" for many discussions here on AFF. There's a "preview" copy in PDF format floating around if you haven't read this book. I highly recommend it - for those interested).

Back on the subject of the "continuous line" - Fudge doesn't even try and make any case that the "heretics" of the Hussite movement were in any way akin to Oneness Pentecostalism. It seems that he was just attracted toward them because of his own "heretical" background.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Sabby

What info has Tom Fudge contributed to the discussion? He has written a couple of books re: Albingenses and Hussites that I haven't read.

Haven't heard that name in a while.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by Thinker

In my years of traveling through Christian groups, I have never found a group with out massive flaws. I am new to this site, is it ok to assume that the focus is mainly focused on "OP" because this is the main attendance of this site???

Yup, pretty much. But then again, there's a constant refrain and banter about just about anything as well.

Almost everyone here has a background of some sort in "Oneness Pentecostalism." Quite a few are partisans of OP.

[DAII]

Originally Posted by pelathais

A challenge like this coming from someone who has failed to be competent in his own native language? Pathetic.

Coadie's first language is German, I believe ... and his secretary does most of his transcribing with Ferd's spell checker option... if previous posts posited are to be believed.

But, Coadie remains a sidebar in this tale of deceit.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by DAII

Coadie's first language is German, I believe ... and his secretary does most of his transcribing with Ferd's spell checker option... if previous posts posited are to be believed.

But, Coadie remains a sidebar in this tale of deceit.

He did say once that his German-Dutch Amish parents had provided him with a secretary when he was still a child. Thus, he never developed the computer keyboard skills that the Amish are otherwise known for.

coadie is also fluent in six languages and has a post graduate degree from an Ivy League school. He is an internationally known geneticist when he isn't watching Glenn Beck on the HDTV in the "office across the hall" from his fabulously successful brokerage house.

Like I said before, Oneness Pentecostalism is overrun with frauds and fakes.

... I forgot to mention: coadie is also a well known petroleum geologist who has found many oil fields using a literal interpretation of Genesis 10:25.

[DAII]

Originally Posted by pelathais

He did say once that his German-Dutch Amish parents had provided him with a secretary when he was still a child. Thus, he never developed the computer keyboard skills that the Amish are otherwise known for.

coadie is also fluent in six languages and has a post graduate degree from an Ivy League school. He is an internationally known geneticist when he isn't watching Glenn Beck on the HDTV in the "office across the hall" from his fabulously successful brokerage house.

Like I said before, Oneness Pentecostalism is overrun with frauds and fakes.

I still think he's doctor Vaughn posting from the slammer.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by DAII

I still think he's doctor Vaughn posting from the slammer.

Could be.