Originally Posted by jesusislord

I think these 2 things confused and mislead people. In lc they claim they don't have tradition and their practice is according to Bible. But did the saints say amen each time the apostle finished a sentence?

Another one is exercise your spirit. I think this can be heavily misused to assert something or urging you to agree to someone. When opinions are not equal they say just exercise the spirit, no wonder there is stupid doctrine like cover drunken noah can be accepted. Because it's a flawed culture in the lc that make sheeps that doesn't have the brain to think. These saints are brainwashed not to question what's right and wrong, coz again another silly thing they taught is that right or wrong is not important but does it have life, lol what a joke, what is life here?

Originally Posted by JJ

Right. I’ve written elsewhere on these boards that Paul told Timothy ”exercise yourself unto godliness”, not excercise your spirit.

I noticed in my last years in the LSM the one thing the saints wouldn’t say amen to was something that wasn’t quoted from an LSM publication.... even a Bible verse or testimony about a Bible verse I had read.