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Video Intro to the Stanton Blog

By Kevin|2019-04-11T05:53:40-06:00March 28th, 2019|Uncategorized|21 Comments

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M Long
M Long
3 years ago

It's a great way for people to get to know you and learn about how you started the blog. Weather looks so nice!

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Montesqueiu
Montesqueiu
3 years ago

Enjoyed watching the video, Kevin. Also, when you change the website, perhaps, it may be a good idea to use Disqus? That allows users to block those they don't want to see, though everyone can still see all comments, unless you delete them as an administrator. When I'm on Disqus, I warn people if they lie or use profanity, and if they proceed, I then block them. They can still respond to me and see my comments, but I no longer can see them at all, and will never have to respond to them again. Sounds harsh, but when you… Read more »

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago

I won't be going with Disqus for several reasons, but the new system will have similar tools for managing conversations.

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago

Just wanted to let you all know that I started a podcast. For now, the first episode is simply the audio from the above video. But if you want to subscribe to get future episodes, you can:

https://soundcloud.com/stantonblog

I also created an Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/stantonblog

I think this will be a good way of reaching some of the teens and young adults.

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Thank you Kevin for ALL you are doing. I understand completely how time consuming it is!

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Just to let anyone who is supporting Kevin's work through Patreon; in case you're worried about your name showing on the list of Kevin's supporters and/or StantonBlog showing up on your list of of people you contribute to, change your privacy settings like this:Go to your profilescroll down until you see pledge privacy and unclick the box. Now your pledges are not publicly visible. I encourage everyone to sign up with Patreon and help support this important work. I pledged $10 per month which isn't huge but it will buy breakfast for his Dad/Kiddo breakfasts or two lattes for his… Read more »

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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Haha, thanks for providing this info, you now know more than I do about Patreon! 🙂 Good info for those who are concerned with privacy, and many need to be.

FYI, I just made the total monthly contributions public, unlike Stanton's evangelists's contributions! Lol

Really close to launching the new site! I'm excited.

Plus, I had a great conversation with a former member today. I will keep confidences, but let's just say the message is getting out about Stanton's unbiblical teachings.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I'm reposting because my original post was buried so quickly today.Just to let anyone who is supporting Kevin's work through Patreon; in case you're worried about your name showing on the list of Kevin's supporters and/or StantonBlog showing up on your list of people you contribute to, change your privacy settings like this:Go to your profilescroll down until you see pledge privacy and unclick the box. Now your pledges are not publicly visible. I encourage everyone to sign up with Patreon and help support this important work. I pledged $10 per month which isn't huge but it will buy breakfast… Read more »

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I decided to google Merie Weiss..so much out there about her..this one is interesting https://www.wordsoftruth.net/wotvol14/wotbulletin10062013.html

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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I've communicated with this guy before. There are a couple other references to Merie. Interestingly, nothing by actual members in good standing; they'd prefer to keep her "hidden under a bushel." 🙂

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Advocate for Peace
Advocate for Peace
3 years ago
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That's very interesting, thank you for sharing this. This is one of the main reasons they try to hide all their teachings from the world.

@ Kevin, when you talked to the one who wrote this article, did you refer him to this blog? Always great to have different people visit and offer their insight into the SCOC.

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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I did, but it was several years ago. I've even had preachers from other COC congregations (non-Stanton) contact me about the sect based on concerns.

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Advocate for Peace
Advocate for Peace
3 years ago
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Kevin you said you had trouble finding comments, so I don't know if you missed what I posted earlier too and will try to post it here instead. Have you tried scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking "load more" when the link doesn't take you directly to the comment? I usually read the blog on desktop and when a thread has too many comments it doesn't load them all so you have to scroll all the way down to the bottom and hit "load more" to load the newer comments. On another note, I'm sure once you… Read more »

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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I use Brave (based on Chrome) and have tested it in Chrome directly. I never get a Load More button at the bottom.

The new system should solve this problem.

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Advocate for Peace
Advocate for Peace
3 years ago
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Ahh, I see. I mostly use Firefox myself (heavily edited for privacy/security), along with Startpage.com for searches. Haven't tried Brave and don't really use Chrome anymore so I'm not sure how to make it show up on those. It shows in Firefox just fine. Hopefully the update will help everyone else who has this problem too.

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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I stopped using Firefox years ago when they kicked out their Christian CEO. He's the guy who started brave, actually. Very privacy conscious browser.

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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I also use StartPage.com, which is basically Google's search results, but stripped of privacy-leaking cookies.

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M Long
M Long
3 years ago
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Anonymous, I read that quite a while back. I did find it interesting and just remember thinking how little sense it seems now to me to follow the rules Merie Weiss instilled in the leaders of her sect today. As the writer mentioned on that link, going too far to one extreme also strays away from Christ's doctrine. The Pharisees would have considered themselves very conservative and to the right, and we know Jesus called them a generation of vipers. Interesting choice of words, given that Satan himself came in that form in the Garden of Eden.

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Montesqueiu
Montesqueiu
3 years ago
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True, M Long. However, we must remember, Jesus was preaching to the Jews, who understood the moral law quite well, and didn't need to be reminded of it. That's why he didn't preach to them about why masturbation, homosexuality, abortion, contraception were evil, and a lot of the other big controversies of our day. The Pharisees legalism was over ticky-tack stuff, that had no salvational significance, as Carl Ketcherside's book relates.

That said, the cure to a lot of this is in the church, in longsuffering, forgiveness, and mercy, 3 attributes that healthy churches have.

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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Monte – Correction, the Pharisees' legalism permeated every subject they taught. The ticky tack stuff was only one symptom of it, which elevated rule-following above a heart inline with God's. The ticky tack stuff also made the easiest illustrations for Jesus to call out their hypocrisy publicly.

I've told you before, I was a Pharisee of Pharisees in my teens and early 20s. I preached more than one sermon defending them, much to my embarrassment now as a more mature believer.

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Kevin
Kevin
3 years ago
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You're right about the importance of longsuffering, forgiveness, and mercy, though. Would it be a confusion of cause and effect to say that they are the cure, maybe? Hear me out. Legalism results from an unchanged heart that views things as humans do. These fruits of the Spirit result from a heart changed from the inside out by God. So one could argue that longsuffering, forgiveness, and mercy are not the cure of the legalism, but the fruits of having shed the legalism in the heart. If we remember the man who was forgiven a large debt, but wouldn't forgive… Read more »

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"This needed to be said Kevin, thank you. I believe you are getting to heart of the problem in the church. Instead of a Christian being allowed to exercise their own conscience, the conscience of a few people living in South Carolina and California is forced upon the entire brotherhood." ~Anonymous

"Great blog, Kevin. I'm originally from Stanton (I remember you being a young boy there). I Spent almost twenty years in the church seeing many of the things you speak about but keeping them in the back of my mind, and doubting my own feelings that something wasn't right.

"This constant gossiping was so confusing because it was OK for teachers to talk about people, but no one else to even question actions of a teacher. Being outside of that influence and away from the constant intimidation, it is so much more clear. There was no love or understanding. I'm sure most, except for the leaders, know something is wrong if they would just be honest with themselves. I regret so much putting my children through this more than I regret putting myself through it.

"I'm just glad I left. No need for being bitter toward anyone because it was my choice to be there and stay there. Keep up the good work." ~Loraine Forshee

I have read every word of this blog… I spent many hours/days reading… Feeling so sick inside… I felt so grateful to find this blog." ~Anonymous

"I left the group because I realized that what the group taught and what God teaches were often-not always-vastly different. I had to make a choice; stay out of fear, obligation, because of relationships, or leave so I could continue to follow Christ. I left. You know, one thing I heard A LOT while in the group is that “fallen away ones” are always longing to come back into the group.” At the time I believed it, but I just haven’t found it to be true! If it were, there would be plenty of people flocking back, and it isn’t happening. I have been in contact with quite a few who have left, and not one of us has thoughts about going back. Ever." ~Debby Stevens

"What’s ironic is that we point these things out to them only for them to ignore, dismiss and scoff at the blog both publicly in talks or sermons, and among themselves in secret. For you leaders and members of the SCOC who still read this blog, it’s one thing to dismiss the dissenters, but when you have people in your own ranks parroting the SAME EXACT PROBLEMS we talk about here (some of whom don’t even read the blog yet they see the same things we do), it may be time to consider your ways instead of having “unity” (conformity) meetings trying to ignore it." ~Advocate for Peace

"I too am a current member in 'good standing' in the church. I read the blog and I know of two other current members who also read it. I am sure you're wondering why in the world I would still be attending after reading all of this. Honestly, I am weak and just don't have the courage to leave because of family members who are still involved. Because of the threat of withdrawal for murmuring it's impossible to ask others what they think of the blog posts and videos. I am sure I will leave someday, I'm just not quite ready." ~Anonymous

"I'm currently a member in "good standing" in the church. I read the blog, even though its frowned upon. I can't begin to tell you how closely the comments and personal testimonies align and match what's happening in the church. You read something here, and it opens your eyes to that behavior now. so that when you see it happening, you instantly think about who it happened to here on this blog, and you know the damage it causing." ~Anonymous

"I’m not giving up on God like they believe I’m lost now. I’m so glad I found this blog. It helped open my eyes to what I was a part of for TOO long." ~Not going back

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