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Originally Posted by deacon blues
Good grief. Thomas Fudge spent a lot of money and time interviewing many people that were at the merger. Its all documented. Its a scholarly piece. You all act like this is an episode of "Perry Mason" with all your legal mumbo-jumbo. Read the book "Christianity Without the Cross". The facts are well documented there. I believe most of the key players in the merger believed they were all brothers. The movement to muscle "salvation by grace through faith" types emerged some time later. I don't believe the merger began with a conspiracy. If I recall Fudge's book this is what was documented. The animous developed later.
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Exactly. If you need a copy there are evaluation copies floating around for free. A "limited preview" of "Christianity Without the Cross" is available here:
http://tinyurl.com/46tohez
Because we are discussing something that already has an extensive scholarly treatment, it's kind of silly to keep demanding footnotes.
Now, concerning the charge of "revisionism" - Why was this article by PCI co-founder John H. Dearing removed from the required reading material for ALL UPCI MINISTERS? (See attachment).
This article obviously opens up the possibility of salvation for those who did not "Obey
Acts 2:38®." Dearing had to be silenced.
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