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Originally Posted by Charnock
The movement was founded on experience and feeling instead of solid Bible exegesis.
The movement has historically given entirely too much authority to pastors, which has led to rampant spiritual abuse.
The movement doesn't have a consistent doctrine concerning justification, nor does it attempt to understand this beautiful Bible cornerstone.
The movement loves standards of holiness more than the spirit of holiness.
The movement is all about visible measurements instead of inner purity.
The movement exists solely as a counter-Christian enterprise, and does not seriously attempt to evangelize the world.
The movement assumes the world knows the Bible, and rejects it.
The movement eats its own.
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Other than that, it's fine?
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