HMH Books off the shelf at PPH?

[Justin]

Since both of Dr. Segraves articles have been published, I wonder how long until the PPH stop selling documentation supporting this doctrine, if at all.

[notofworks]

Originally Posted by Justin

Since both of Dr. Segraves articles have been published, I wonder how long until the PPH stop selling documentation supporting this doctrine, if at all.

PPH has never been consistent with what it sell as it relates to what it believes. You can buy Max Lucado, Oswald Chambers, E.M. Bounds, and a long list of others who believe virtually none of the principles of "apostolic-ism".

It would be interesting if they remove the writings of one of their "stars" while allowing the writings of "heretics."

[Kim Komando]

Originally Posted by Justin

Since both of Dr. Segraves articles have been published, I wonder how long until the PPH stop selling documentation supporting this doctrine, if at all.

Why? It now has the papal signa from the supt. Elect.

It obviously fits DKB's theology as an non typical but acceptable expression of apostolic faith and an issue of consecration. I have to believe David Norris agrees with him too.

[RandyWayne]

If there was a book that told of alien abductions and how the beings targeted wears of make-up and jewelry because it resembled their god O'kTeriou from their planet n'Aboom, it would probably be allowed to sit on the PPH shelves -since it advances the no makeup/no jewelry doctrine.

[freeatlast]

Originally Posted by Justin

Since both of Dr. Segraves articles have been published, I wonder how long until the PPH stop selling documentation supporting this doctrine, if at all.

Don't hold your breath. I still think HQ endorses HMH.

Br. Bernard's paper kinda gave it a free pass.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

If there was a book that told of alien abductions and how the beings targeted wears of make-up and jewelry because it resembled their god O'kTeriou from their planet n'Aboom, it would probably be allowed to sit on the PPH shelves -since it advances the no makeup/no jewelry doctrine.

Do NOT! mock the gods of n'Aboom!