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SnuP said:It's funny people who don't really understand the movement are always, getting angry about what they think the movement stands for. But like most things, there is usually more to the story.
One of the things that is always missed, is our ephesis on having a relationship with God, specifically, being in Christ.
How can anyone expect to recieve anything without having a relationship with God?
The depth of what we mean when we say relationship is often missed, and our surmons on 'IN Christ', are often miss-understood.
Yes we believe in the power of faith, but faith without love usually ends up being selfishness. That is not what this movement is about. Most people who disagee with WoF think that their measly little salvation experience, their self propelled bible study, and their one-sided prayer time, amounts to a relationship. But how can you have a relationship, unless it involves dynamic two-way conversation? The TV show "Joan of Archadia" paints a more realistic protait of a relationship with God, then do most of these Bible thumpers. When was the last time you heard a honest, but powerful surmon, on relating to God, in a church that doesn't believe in healing for everyone?
Infact, the threads about relationship always seem to die. The WoF haters rearly show up there. And when they do, there posts are missing depth.
The only thing that I can say is that if you don't understand the relational part of WoF, then maybe you should refrain from commenting.

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