Brethren,

  If I were to sit in judgement, and for now I am not, I would have to say that up to this point Chad sounds as much NCT as many of you out there. As a group we are all over the map. 

  What I do find disturbing is how we have become contentious over issues that do not really get to the heart of this thing we all assume is NCT or even the NC itself. If we break the law of Christ (to love one another) over issues such as church discipline then who are we to sit in judgement over others? 

      Moe


> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Doug Skiles" <skiles@...>
> >I have CTer's backing up, to me, personally, off-list, your theological 
> >position.  Are they confused about CT?
> 
> Apparently.  I know CTers who think I'm NCT.  Maybe we should have them talk 
> to each other offlist.
> 
> >I think you only use the NCT logo to legally propagate the principles of CT
> 
> That's quite an accusation.
> 
> > unconsciously  divide the body of Christ with the underpinnings of 
> > legalism.
> 
> What have I posted that justifies legalism?
> 
> > I see no one here backing up your theological position accept by maybe 
> > allowing it to see what hermeneutical grid needs to be done to demolish 
> > your approach to defining NCT.
> 
> Silence isn't everything.
> 
> Chad Bresson
> Xenia, OH
> 
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