License Question

[RevDWW]

Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

You think it is a good point....eh. The truth is you have to say that you will obey the speed limit but as everyone knows NO ONE OBEYS THEM!!!!

I agree the idea behind the example was nice but bad example cause many people speed. Just like many people sign these things improperly.

Yes and you will loose your license if you repeatedly speed or pay fines if you get caught.

[Jack Shephard]

here it is

http://www.aljcevangelists.com/app.pdf

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

You think it is a good point....eh. The truth is you have to say that you will obey the speed limit but as everyone knows NO ONE OBEYS THEM!!!!

I agree the idea behind the example was nice but bad example cause many people speed. Just like many people sign these things improperly.

I have to disagree with this argument. Even if half of the UPC preachers East of the Mississippi have TVs in the family room or the closet being used from time to time. Some of us DON'T have them still.

Some members here like Steve Epley DON'T even click on YouTube. Rev DWW and myself are on that slippery slope!

Pray For Our Redemption!!

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Originally Posted by RevDWW

Yes and you will loose your license if you repeatedly speed or pay fines if you get caught.

If I had said in 1995 I wanted to watch the SuperBowl (I did not look who was playing) and so wanted a TV, it would be not long that I would receive a letter requesting my appearance before the District Board.

Recently we have heard of many who have not only been called in , but were given prior permisssion to be ON TV.

Opps, this was about cut hair.

[Sam]

speed laws? yeah we obey them pretty well.
I think we all are careful in school zones to drive slowly.
And I think we all stop for school buses when they have their red lights flashing.
And we pull over for emergency vehicles.

But speed laws in general,
well, it's pretty well a given that you are allowed a few miles over the limit so I think most of us take advantage of that.

Depending on your district and some other factors, it is a given that the "laws" on the ministerial application are ignored, stretched, overlooked, ridiculed, etc.
unless
they want to "get" someone.

Then the "laws" on the ministerial application can be like a speed trap.

[PastorDaniel]

Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

here it is

http://www.aljcevangelists.com/app.pdf

Yes this is the ALJC evangelist application. But it is not the application for license/credentials with the organization.

The ALJC actually has evangelists that it supports from its headquarters..they are denominationally endorsed and supported. Guarantteed salary type of thing.

The reason that it asks the Hair question is because of the differing views across the nation.

I used to have one of their license applications but can't find it right now. I don't remember if it asks or not. I believe it was very similar to the UPC application.

[SDG]

I have a few questions concerning the ALJC also ... does anyone have access to their official organ THE APOSTOLIC WITNESS .... please pm me.

[Sam]

It's been a long time since I've received The Apostolic Witness.

If you go to the ALJC site you can download their bylaws and their ministerial list as pdf files.

Their magazine is not available online and if you want to subscribe it has to be by mail.

http://www.aljc.org/

[Scott Hutchinson]

All I can say if one can't conform or teach watch a org teaches ,then be honest enough and not join ,find a org, you can honestly join.
If a org is going to license one and back one ,then I won't bite the hand that feeds me, I won't lie on a a.s.

[deadeye]

The UPC application does not ask that question....it tends to focus on things such as Divine Flesh, Annilation, Preterism, etc.
I believe it does ask if you agree with the AOF.