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Date Posted：31/01/2008 7:29 AMCopy HTML I wish to make a public apology to Chris Allen and his family for any hurt they may have suffered by mentioning his name and judging him on the New Romanism post.
I have known Chris Allen for many years and know him to be an honourable, deeply committed family man who has worked tirelessly in his committments to the church. I still remain deeply opposed to the document but had no right to publically judge Chris Allen and cause grief to his beautiful family. I publically repent. Steve. |
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Re：Public apology to Chris Allen Date Posted：31/01/2008 9:20 PMCopy HTML
Steve, Fair enough. However, honourable as Chris may be, the essay he wrote is uninformed, tendentious drivel! I'd suggest that the public apology we should be seeing would be from him, for drafting, publishing and promoting such a woeful piece of rubbish [EMOTE]smiley-yell.gif[/EMOTE] Blessings, Ian email: didaktikon@gmail.com
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Re：Public apology to Chris Allen Date Posted：03/02/2008 4:22 PMCopy HTML Hi Steve, You didn't write the "New Romanism" article. Chris Allen did, and it is he who should be making the apologies. He can't write a derogatory and unfounded article against all those churches and not expect some adverse reaction. If Pastor Chris feels victimized he only has himself to blame. Time would be better spent pastoring his flock. It's a pity RF pastors don't have more interaction with other churches and their leaders - Ministers Fraternal perhaps! God Bless Epi |
