The Evolution of LSM's Bibliology

AndPeter · 10-22-2008, 04:36 AM

I received this message in reference to my post. Obviously my sensors were disabled and I fell into the duped category.

Interestingly, my wife recently told me that she was bothered from the beginning about the merchandising aspect of the semi-annual trainings. However, as we were taught, she kept it to herself, even from her husband.
Steve

Steve:
My guess is that the "W. Lee quote" came about because someone at LSM realized if you just have the prayer "I asked for wisdom...etc" it won't sell well. But, if you attribute the quote to Witness Lee, it will sell "like hot cakes"--voilla!! Looks like "local church people" are pretty naive & gullible!!

[I believe that Phillip Lee was directly involved with selling plaques & other trinkets at LSM trainings (even after W Lee passed away.) Even LSM tax returns have an entry about selling goods]

10-22-2008, 04:36 AM	#17
AndPeter Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Toronto Posts: 32	Re: The Evolution of LSM's Bibliology I received this message in reference to my post. Obviously my sensors were disabled and I fell into the duped category. Interestingly, my wife recently told me that she was bothered from the beginning about the merchandising aspect of the semi-annual trainings. However, as we were taught, she kept it to herself, even from her husband. Steve Steve: My guess is that the "W. Lee quote" came about because someone at LSM realized if you just have the prayer "I asked for wisdom...etc" it won't sell well. But, if you attribute the quote to Witness Lee, it will sell "like hot cakes"--voilla!! Looks like "local church people" are pretty naive & gullible!! [I believe that Phillip Lee was directly involved with selling plaques & other trinkets at LSM trainings (even after W Lee passed away.) Even LSM tax returns have an entry about selling goods]