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WOW You are making many assumptions. I guess we could try to wade through some of it. My position is that P#4 is the most Lutheran person I have ever met as far as doctrine. Heresy in teaching was never an issue. They tried but failed miserably. I already mentioned the discrimination component. It was not racial it was national. The Messiah for everyone is the Lord Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit moved us apart. We have Lutheran worship and Bible study every week.

The call to P#4 was unanimous. Everyone felt it was the Holy Spirit. P#4 accepting the call had associated miracles. After a few months P#4 knew our church had lied in the call documents and started the process of leaving. The Holy Spirit through unusual events stopped the process. I am marbren not P#4. I think presently P#4 has nomalcy bias about end times like most Lutherans because of replacement theology. He has nothing to do with my understanding of the end times we are in. Imagine he is a Lutheran not marbren. P#4 believes in replacement theology and was an anti Semite while all this was happening. P#4 also has a disability that was diagnosed during this period.

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It was not racial it was national.

What is that?

My position is that P#4 is the most Lutheran person I have ever met as far as doctrine.

Did it include that 'pride'?

After a few months P#4 knew our church had lied in the call documents and started the process of leaving.

How so?

P#4 believes in replacement theology and was an anti Semite while all this was happening.

So he hated Jesus' race? How was this anti-semitism manifested? Did he rail about the Juden?

WOW You are making many assumptions.

LOL, considering the lack of info forthcoming from you it was a pretty good analysis.