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One of the missionaries said that Father didnt have even a bowl of rice. That Mother said that when the church had enough money to buy him an apple, he had already passed. Makes me think:
http://www.ncpcog.co.kr/data/file/24/3659880527_x5DL7XS9_a66877009.jpg
http://www.ncpcog.co.kr/data/file/24/988667556_QECy92vg_ahn60th-1.jpg
Also, that 2nd picture is of Father with his wife in 1978. So he got married in 1958, meaning 10 years after he "started preaching", and still by 1978, 14 years after stablishing COG and just 7 years before he "went to heaven". Does anybody have information about when did Father get divorced?
Elievalkyrie wrote:
All this talk of good works, it doesn't really matter. Good works are just manifestations of your faith. If you don't have faith, even if you're the most outstanding philantopist in the world, it wouldn't matter. Oh wait, but she already thinks of herself as a God, so would that count? LOL.
Problem with faith is that a lot of the time it's a belief in nothing at all. That is the basic formula for charlatans to step up and take advantage. The last thing a charlatan needs is someone stepping up and questioning his methods, motives or spreading doubt.
Simon wrote:
Elievalkyrie wrote:
All this talk of good works, it doesn't really matter. Good works are just manifestations of your faith. If you don't have faith, even if you're the most outstanding philantopist in the world, it wouldn't matter. Oh wait, but she already thinks of herself as a God, so would that count? LOL.
Counts as Blasphemy actually as I understand it
Yes! And making people realize that it IS blasphemy would steer them away from that group. Alas, many people easily believe due to lack of knowledge in the Scriptures.
Stained wrote:
Elievalkyrie wrote:
All this talk of good works, it doesn't really matter. Good works are just manifestations of your faith. If you don't have faith, even if you're the most outstanding philantopist in the world, it wouldn't matter. Oh wait, but she already thinks of herself as a God, so would that count? LOL.
Problem with faith is that a lot of the time it's a belief in nothing at all. That is the basic formula for charlatans to step up and take advantage. The last thing a charlatan needs is someone stepping up and questioning his methods, motives or spreading doubt.
Yes, we could even say that these people are blinded BY their FAITH. Because they base their faith in their beliefs which are sometimes false.
Hal wrote:
Simon wrote:
Let your light shine before man
And I've seen members give food and Money to people on streets with out any reason to believe outside recognition.
I do that all the time. There are a few homeless who who congregate near my work and I usually end up buying them lunch. No cameras on me.
You mitzvah doer!
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