Profession of faith

[thephnxman]

Originally Posted by Aquila;1437481Here is ours:
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(Section 4)
H. Every member of the Apostolic Fellowship has the right to disagree with portions of this constitution and to (1) search the scriptures for themselves, as did the noble Bereans (Acts 17:11), to see if these things are so. So long as the (2) 5 doctrinal foundation points of H (Acts 2:38 salvation), I (Priesthood of All Believers), J (Definition of "Church"), K (Oneness of God), and Q (Issue of tithing) are held to, members of the Apostolic Fellowship are (3) free to question, discuss, debate, or disagree with any other point in a spirit of love (John 13:35). If there are serious differences in (4) these minor points, membership in the network of the Apostolic Fellowship shall be left up to the discretion of the individual rather than the network. (5)All believers shall be accepted by the Apostolic Fellowship on the basis of life, integrity, and doctrine (points H, I, J, K, and Q) and no barriers will be raised to divide such individuals due to points of other minor contention. (See Section 4, Article B)
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Hmm-mmm...let's see:

(1) You're equating the "major" doctrines with those of the Apostle Paul;

(2) Disbelief in the "major" points may be grounds for either excommunication or ostracism;

(3) Does this mean we are "free to disagree"?

(4) there is no fellowship lost if we disagree out of love;

(5) content ant context will not be questioned by "network": all are
to be considered equal.

Have I read these points correctly?