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Originally Posted by Light
Yes KH did. The man that I am referring to made the following statement when he was asked why he stayed in the upc if he believed------ his reply was I can do more to change the beliefs on the inside than outside.
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OK, I guess you are referring to LY.
I was thinking of when Bro. Howard Goss visited the college in the 1950's at the request of Clyde Haney "for the purpose of teaching his view of the new birth." In 1957 Bro. Goss openly said from the chapel pulpit that he was definitely saved prior to baptism in Jesus name or Spirit baptism. During a class on Pentecostal Doctrine at WABC, where he was an invited speaker, Bro. Goss was asked specifically about his view of the new birth. He was not hesitant in affirming that all "Trinitarian brothers were in the body of Christ and they would all go up together." He explained his view by saying that both Oneness and Trinitarian believers had been baptized into one body. He openly asserted that baptism was "because of" the remission of sins and therefore a post-salvation matter. Phillip Dugas was a student there in 1958 when Bro. Goss made those statements.