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Old 01-17-2011, 12:17 AM
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There go your UPC credentials! (I don't mean official ones, just symbolic ones).

Some of the very basic tenants of being UPC are to;

1. Claim trinitarians are polytheistic (believers in 3 gods)
2. Declare trinitarians not REAL christians and unsaved
3. Part and parcel of the above is to also claim that the millions of trinitarians who claim to have recevied the Baptism of the Holy Ghost and to have spoken in tongues to all have "counterfeit tongues".
LOL!

Seriously, I think you would be hard pressed to find many UPC ministers that agree with your three "tenets". Though as beliefs in the UPC go, I understand these might be logical projections of the same.

Personally, I am more inclined to take to the "old paths" (see my signature).

These new fangled ideas come and go...
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