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Originally Posted by Brother David
My own family members and my children are deeply influenced by what the UPC says and does. A couple of years back I brought up the whole "Holy Magic Hair" thing with my daughter.
"What's that?" she asked.
I explained the gist of the idea behind HMH and she shocked me by responding, "But that's what I believe."
No way! But, there it was in my own home. It is important that we stand up to the historical revisionism, the false doctrine and the "gospel" that is often preached that excludes Calvary and the work of Jesus Christ on the cross.
My daughter was used by "headquarters" recently in one of their "Apostolic Identity" promotions. I was troubled by the idea going in. It was part of the Youth Dept's scheme to overcome the silly accusations that followed in the wake of the Youth Congress in 2007.
Can you imagine? With my track record, my kids are still the paradigm of "Apostolic Identity?"
I don't really have a problem with it and my daughter had a great time. But I am still going to add my two cent's worth and reach out to the org to maintain some semblance of balance.
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I have to admit, it IS a bit hard to believe. LOL
Do your family members simply go too far back in UPC tradition? Or is it the case of a Svengali pastor?
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