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Originally Posted by NewManLiving
Ron Kangus gives new meaning to the word ludicrous. For anyone that can stomach reading his nauseating nonsense, it is quite apparent that Ron would not know Life if it smacked him on the head. As a matter of fact, he is more "in his mind" than anyone else. His twisting of scripture along with his self-serving logic is pure garbage. His goal is to maintain complete control of the LSM business and to keep it profitable. His opening word concerning the relationship between the work and the churches is most revealing. In other words, the churches are for the work - to support it and to keep it financially viable. This was NOT the goal or the ministry of any of the New Testament apostles, although Ron tries to coerce his audience into believing this. This is exactly what happens when you are puffed up and deliberately throw your conscience into the trash bin. The only man of death is Ron himself. Ron and his ilk have a long history of bringing death and destruction to individuals and entire congregations. It's the blind leading the blind.
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Well said.
Yeah, Kangas's thinking is circular. To wit: Avoid death. What's death? Death to him is anything negative about the Recovery. To Kangas, being negative about Steve Isitt, even to the point of calling him the most evil person and a man of death, is not death. But Isitt being "negative" about anything Kangas likes is "death."
That is not spiritual discernment. That is a conditioned response based on how one has been indoctrinated. I find it interesting that Kangas doesn't have the nerve to speak in terms of the Holy Spirit or the Lord or God's word. He dwells in this nebulous realm of "life," which can be stretched to include any sensation or mean whatever one wants it to mean.
I sensed death the other day. Someone criticized my favorite football team. That bummed me out. The person plainly was full of death and should be shunned. That is basically the realm Kangas operates in.