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Originally Posted by Praxeas

click this link and enjoy your breakfast
http://www.shanewest.com/

Kind of weirds me out to see in the breakfast of champion stuff.

[MrsMcD]

Is this the same seminar where they were talking about manipulation being the same as witch craft? I think that was taught on Saturday. I know of a few UPC churches that did the conference through satellite.

[Defender]

I could be wrong but I think the Houston COC is actually Church of Champion (no "s"). Named after the community in which it is located.

Originally Posted by Defender

I could be wrong but I think the Houston COC is actually Church of Champion (no "s"). Named after the community in which it is located.

http://www.champ.org/

That's not what is on the site, friend.

[Nahum]

Would someone please explain the following to me:

Is Jack Dehart and his group still Oneness?
Do they promote and/or tolerate trinitarianism as a valid view?
Do they believe the Acts 2:38 doctrine as the salvation plan, or are they now in the "easy believism" crowd?

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Ronzo

http://www.champ.org/

That's not what is on the site, friend.

You both are right and wrong ... the church and community ARE called CHAMPIONS

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

You both are right and wrong ... the church and community is called CHAMPIONS

How dare you tell me I'm wrong!

[CC1]

Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

Would someone please explain the following to me:

Is Jack Dehart and his group still Oneness?
Do they promote and/or tolerate trinitarianism as a valid view?
Do they believe the Acts 2:38 doctrine as the salvation plan, or are they now in the "easy believism" crowd?

1. Global (GNCM) is not exclusively "Oneness" although may of it's members are Oneness and previously UPC.

2. I think it is safe to say that most members of Global "tolerate" trinitarianism as a valid view, that none of us have perfect understanding of God. That is not to say they don't have differences in their view of the Godhead than trinitarians but that they don't see those differences as making trinitarians not Christian or polytheistic.

3. Easy believism but still baptizing in Jesus name and believing in the baptism of the Holy Spirit with speaking in tongues as an empowerment subsequent to salvation.

The above is just my opinoin of what they believe based on my knowledge. I am sure there are a lot of different views within Global.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by CC1

1. Global (GNCM) is not exclusively "Oneness" although may of it's members are Oneness and previously UPC.

2. I think it is safe to say that most members of Global "tolerate" trinitarianism as a valid view, that none of us have perfect understanding of God. That is not to say they don't have differences in their view of the Godhead than trinitarians but that they don't see those differences as making trinitarians not Christian or polytheistic.

3. Easy believism but still baptizing in Jesus name and believing in the baptism of the Holy Spirit with speaking in tongues as an empowerment subsequent to salvation.

The above is just my opinoin of what they believe based on my knowledge. I am sure there are a lot of different views within Global.

Are you bold enough to say that us Oneness folks dont have God all figured out ??? Cmon CC ... WE GOT THE TRUTH ....

[CC1]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Are you bold enough to say that us Oneness folks dont have God all figured out ??? Cmon CC ... WE GOT THE TRUTH ....

Yup. Got it and camped on it!!! It became the be all and end all of many's Christianity.