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Old 02-23-2008, 07:09 PM
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Women preachers can lead people to Christ. That doesn't excuse their disobedience to God's word.
Nor does it take away the power of God's Word.
I didn't say it did. I am simply cautioning people not to build their theology off of a man who was a "lone ranger Christian," political outlaw, and posited an ethics that reduces to moral relativism.
I agree totally. I must have misunderstood your last few posts. The point I was making is that we cannot disregard a man nor his work because of doctrinal differences or a "rebel" lifestyle.. I believe to do so is erring. There are many men whom we(some, not all) greatly respect/recognise who are far/or nigh from/to us in doctrine and creed(e.g. Justin Martyr, Charles Wesley,ect...).
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