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Originally Posted by Indiana
Stephen Kaung’s fellowship is rare and insightful. (other thread), but he had a background, a church environment in China to strongly put him on this track of avoiding over–spirituality, or false spirituality, to where the human being is lessened in the process. He actually encouraged to seek to be human to counter the tendency of aiming at spirituality.
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During my final years in the LCM, I was able to occasionally listen to Chuck Debelek. He was increasingly "different" from the norm, whether GLA or Blended. He would say "shocking" things, at least to me, about how God wanted to live thru us in our daily lives. Regardless of how mundane it seemed, God wanted to live in our human living, without any of the pretensions so common in religious circles.
Obviously brother CD was on his way out. What a breath of fresh air he was. He was becoming far too "independent" for the liking of either Anaheim or Cleveland, who both demanded regular "rear-kissing," to borrow Igzy's Texan slang. Whenever one takes the way of "
lifting up the Lord Jesus Christ alone," as
Indiana said, he will be automatically be branded by the resident powers-that-be as "independent."