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robert thorn wrote:
> 
> ><snip>
> >Two points:
> >
> >1) To me, that reflects the attitude of many in the church that think
> >they have (the church and the organization) an exclusive lock on
> >salvation.
> >Bro Tyler
> 
> Bro Thorn: Brother Tyler, I have never seen a split in any church that the
> people felt the freedom to fellowship and worship in any new group formed
> from it.  I also don't know any Holiness preacher that believes they have a
> lock on the salvation plan of God and if this is where my posting has led
> that brings out this sort of accusations, I'd say it was nazism. Don't that
> end the string?

Bro Thorn,
I saw no accusation towards you, Bro Tyler was in fact responding to my
post. And please add my new church as the first you know of that has
gained freedom with the spilt (seperation as we call it). We are much
better off since the old church had some old line of influence (rich
people that origanally built the building) that disliked the intense
worship and prayer that existied in the church. Now we have an assembly
that has unity and is in one accord. 

In addition I was the one that mentioned people basing their salvation
on a organization and not the Lord.


Lord Bless,
Bro Bill Clifton