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Date Posted: 00:52:09 07/08/04 Thu
Author: Chris
Subject: Re: Changes? Repentance?
In reply to: BJ 's message, "What happened to Joe Chung's blog site?" on 22:18:25 07/07/04 Wed

> I can't link onto the above site. What happened?

Just tried it, and it works.

> I showed him 2001 testimonies of Paulus Eun(Bonn), Andreas P(Bonn), James Kim(USA) with my underlinings.
> He answered to me that PC in Bonn has recognized his faults and then sweared to change in many(?) ways.

Let me ask you a question. If a Christian makes such "faults" as Peter Chang did, how should he call it? Simply "faults" or "mistakes", or should he call them sins as they are? Second, if a Christian has recognized his faults/sins, what should he do? Simply "swear to change"? No. This should be maybe the 4th thing (if a Christian should "swear" at all). The first 3 are: 1) Repent, 2) confess to those affected, 3) apologize to those affected! But let me tell you that none of those whom he abused most deeply (Werner, Andreas, ...) ever got an apology from Chang. Instead, he is still blaming those people.

Reformers have sent him letters and asked him to repent and change. He has never even answered such letters. That's the reason why the reformers officially dissociated from Chang.

Challenge your leader: Ask him where you can find evidence of Chang's alleged repentance.

> And regarding Chicago center, SB has given many changes in the areas of money handling, fellowship meeting, and so on.

If SB recognized that there were problems in these areas, she should first go and apologize to the reformers who have been kicked out under her leadership. If there were problems, then the reformers had been right, after all.

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Re: Changes? Repentance? -- Mike K., 01:00:44 07/08/04 Thu