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Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord
JD, I understand your frustration with the inconsistency of the so-called Apostolic doctrine. There is a different "flavor", addition or subtraction to the doctrine in every congregation you attend, whatever "brand" of Apostolic they are. And many times there are several oneness churches in town who disdain each other and won't fellowship each other over some professed difference in their apostolic doctrines. It is sad, and it is a real problem that you are addressing.
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What you are addressing is a real problem, but that really isn't where I am in this thread.
For me, this is about consistency-- in my beliefs and in my life.
I don't believe all Trinitarians are lost.
As an Apostolic, I experienced that in order to be consistent, it was necessary that I see all non-Apostolics as not saved and actual enemies of the Gospel of Christ.
In spite all that I know and all that I have experienced as a former Apostolic, I can't see all non-Apostolics as lost and enemies of the Gospel of Christ.
In fact, I see them as my brothers and sister in Christ-- a view that is completely inconsistent with Apostolic doctrine.
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