I am not understanding the support......he teaches a horrible horrible theory.
I think if you pay attention to what I've addressed to them in my other post you will reconsider thinking I am posting wholesale support.
I have never been one of those jump on the bandwagon gang sort. Just because everyone else thinks this or that about a person, in this case PS's personal doctrine, does not mean I align with that group as well.
If someone is posting false teachings, false doctrine, perhaps rather than laying into them, that is not to refer to you, it is a generalization, what is the proper method is to do as Christ instructed and exampled Himself. Endeavor to lead them to proper understanding. And yet, be aware there are blind guides in this world.
And there are Denominations who's teachings are a reflection of that.
Consider this. As devout as you are to your understanding of our Father's words, and defend what you understand and believe. So too are there others who do the same, even when they are judged in error.
Why is this so? Why are they wrong? Pastors today were the Shepherds of yesteryear. Their duty is to lead the lost sheep into the fold by ministering the proper call what hearkens the soul to seek peace and freedom in the Truth.
And yet, look at all those Denominations and their Shepherds that teach from the New Testament and yet are judged as leading their flock astray.
And yet, they still have a flock. And any one of those would defend what they believe, due to what they've been taught. When it is in error or otherwise.
It is a powerful thing to feel called to speak for and of the King of Heaven and the creator of all that is, was, or shall be. And it is a powerful teaching within that New Testimony of the New Covenant the King made with the worlds people that is one wherein it is conveyed, that individual's immortal soul will either enter glory or suffer for eternity, if they do not believe.
Now, with eternity of one's soul on the line, is it hard to imagine someone who holds fast to the faith, understanding, teaching, they've received concerning that eternal destiny of the faithful, will not only defend what they believe, because we hold our faith as a personal reflection of our own capacity to understand, but shall also be reluctant to accept that which is presented as contrary to it.
If it is false doctrine that is held true, that faithful one may not be aware. After all, and this speaks to those who are sincere and committed to faith, they first accepted they are a sinner doomed to die and suffer eternally if they do not believe. Therefore, for the individual to then be told their understanding is in error can cause a great deal of personal angst and fear. Because of what is on the line; their eternal soul.
The individual who is true of heart and sincere here , even when they are following errant teaching and misplaced understanding of the word, deserves to be corrected, as we're told is the purpose of scripture.
I do not believe they deserve to be verbally abused due to the judgment that arrives upon them and that believes they are following a false teaching, and as such rather than exercise patience and understanding of a reticence to accept that and adopt a new line of thought, again, given what is on the line, resort to abusive posturing and language.
What does that behavior example when it's excused as deserved by the one to whom it is addressed? And is defended to be a means of correcting wrong understanding.
How does one lead a person to proper understanding of the Good News, when they in the course of pursuing that act like the Devil. Would that example communicate a superior knowledge, the correct understanding of the Doctrine of Christ, when the profile exhibited appears to be in need of Christ?
False teachers are aplenty on the net. So too are those who pose the part and behave in a way that leads to our recollection of the many parables of Christ in which we're told, we shall know one another by our fruits.
Rotted fruit does not paint a picture for what is said to be a healthy orchard.