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To: the invisib1e hand

The many Pentecostal preacher and lay people that I’ve known are experientialy oriented and don’t like to read much of the core theology curriculum. That’s also why they are as a church not very well anchored to anything. They just blow with the wind. The Catholic Church would rightly point this out as an example of why you need a large hierarchical church to keep the faith anchored. I see some merit in the concept, but I think that Paul left us plenty of doctrine if one is willing to read it.


18 posted on 03/03/2010 11:15:34 AM PST by DariusBane (Even the Rocks shall cry out "Hobamma to the Highest")
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To: NYer

Oh, good. I’ll look forward to reading this, and maybe even catch the show on the video archive. I confess I’ve been too cheap to buy the book ;-(.


19 posted on 03/03/2010 11:17:07 AM PST by Tax-chick (Aw, CUSSWORDS!!!)
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To: DariusBane
but I think that Paul left us plenty of doctrine if one is willing to read it.

It's a good start. Of interest is the 2000 years of human history in holy pursuit of his teachings, otherwise known as the Tradition and Living Magisterium of the Church.

22 posted on 03/03/2010 11:19:27 AM PST by the invisib1e hand (yeah, you can quote me.)
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