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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 73
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Just wanted to quickly say about (and add to) my last post, that I was trying to focus on false doctrines that do not oppose this kind of behavior, rather than focusing on people's shortcomings within the church where they may stumble accidentally into this kind of behavior without even realizing it. There should always be room within a church for leading someone to restoration when they screw up and do wrong, or healing if they never knew any other way. What concerns me is when a church's doctrine itself does not provide for either of the above, and they refuse to be held accountable even if it is brought to their attention.
Jason
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