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Old 07-17-2007, 09:57 PM
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I think there are a lot more one steppers among us than we realize.

Some are afraid to admit it for fear of being called a compromiser.

Some don't realize that you can call yourself Apostolic or Oneness Pentecostal and be a one stepper. Lot's of fine folks through the years, even in positions of leadership, have been one steppers. Some people just don't want you to know that.
I don't just think it. I know it ..... without any reasonable proof.
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Old 07-17-2007, 10:17 PM
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I don't just think it. I know it ..... without any reasonable proof.
I wish I could name a name here - just to make the point...

I was at a "party" once with a guy that the "conservative" element really pushed and rallied behind. Someone brought up this issue in an oblique way and he said, "I believe that God will make an exception for Zane Grey, Paul Harvey and Rush Limbaugh..." (That is, an exception on water baptism in Jesus name).

He was of course just trying to turn the conversation around to lighter matters with a joke and no one really would challenge the statement on theological terms, but he had an impact on everyone in the room. Firstly, the pastor whose home we were meeting in had several handsomely bound Zane Grey volumes displayed on a bookshelf - and this guy was also a "notorious 3 stepper" and one of the kindest men I have ever met. Next, the context and conversation exposed to me the speaker's fondness of keeping current on political events - something that meant he had an understanding of not just the radio guys he mentioned, but of the importance of media in general.

With that one small joke and his enormous personal influence he taught me about a year's worth of ministerial training. And the laughter that followed showed Felicity is probably quite correct. It wasn't a serious doctrinal debate, but it was a bit of insight into the hearts of others.
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