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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

“I have tried the pharisaic plan, and the monastic. I was once so straight, that, like the Indian’s tree, I leaned a little the other way. And however much I may be slandered now as seeking “popularity” or a popular course, I have to rejoice that to my own satisfaction, as well as to others, I proved that truth, and not popularity, was my object; for I was once so strict a Separatist that I would neither pray nor sing praises with any one who was not as perfect as I supposed myself. In this most unpopular course I persisted until I discovered the mistake, and saw that on the principle embraced in my conduct, there never could be a congregation or church upon the earth.” Alexander Campbell

“I blush for my fellows who hold up the Bible as the bond of union, yet make their opinions of it a test of fellowship; who plead for union of all Christians, yet refuse to fellowship with such as dissent from their notions. Vain men! Their zeal is not according to knowledge, nor is their spirit that of Christ. Such antisectarian-sectarians are doing more mischief to the cause and advancement of truth, the unity of Christians, and the salvation of the world, than all the skeptics in the world. In fact, they create skeptics.” Barton Stone

“If you can’t counter it in your heart, you will be affected. A lot of people say, ‘Gary you’re just trying to censor people from their God-given right to look at whatever it is that they’re going to look at.’ Go ahead and look at it. But I can only say to you, be admonished, and be well-versed. If you’re not having the ability to counter whatever it is that comes your way. Or all of a sudden someone comes and says something, and it hooks you in, you’re lured in with hook, line, and sinker, you have no one to thank but yourself. Our admonition is not to forbid anyone from doing anything, unless it’s a sin.” Gary Preman

Kevin on 2 Opinions Chapter 3Some new manuscripts have been discovered with some additional verses in 2 Opinions Chapter 3. In addition, they are now offered in the Modern Pharisaical Translation (MPT).
Kevin on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Exactly, LRC. Thank you for your voice.
Kevin on 2 Opinions Chapter 3There does seem to be some nepotism in the group. And yes, there are definitely a lot more than 81 "rules of men" in reality. I'm glad your eyes are open!
Open eyes on 2 Opinions Chapter 3I just read this article, wow so far Kevin you mentioned 81 men laws or commandments of men but let me tell you something : so far are more than 81 and you right in every single one that you mentioned…
Kat on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Orrr shit happens sometimes ‍♀️
Kat on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Yea none of this convo is uplifting but then again none of anything the cult says is ever uplifting lol
Kat on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Judgmental AF :) Everyone is so holier than thou. Get off your high horse and kill that ego. What exactly is the Holy Spirit? How do we know it exists? What if one of my parents was in the cult and th…
Kat on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Dang, who hurt you? The cult probably… I’m sorry that happened, but try to find some inner peace before spewing your hurt onto others. It’s time for healing for all. Namaste.
LRC on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?It’s not Kevin’s cult. It is just facts that are stated. What did he lie about? I know for me personally I follow God and His Word. The moment you follow any man or women you will be failed. We are no…
LRC on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Wow @ We all make mistakes! The cult you are in is the exact thing you accuse Kevin of. He has only stated facts. I pray you meet up with Craig and go to church with him to see something new. Not all…
Kevin on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Lies. Here's the truth, Mistakes. I haven't had a drink since October 1, 2021. I have not talked much about this, not so much due to my own pride, but to protect my family. It wasn't their fault…it wa…
Anonymous on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?When dealing with addicts of any kind the first step is to get them to overcome their denial. You can not solve a problem untill you first admit you have a problem. It take a wound to stop the bully a…
Kevin on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?You write behind a fake name and I write in my own name. And I'm the one who's fake?
Craig Cusick on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?True or not true he is far from a fraud. Once again we all sin. We all make mistakes. Why because we are in this flesh. You, I and the cult “leaders” all do sin. We all make mistakes.
Scribes and Pharisees sit in Moses’s seat on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Time tells all tales, you are a flash in the pan, whose claim to fame is you found out skeletons in Kevin’s closet, so now you are preening and taking victory laps, drunk in the elation that you have…
Craig Cusick on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?That’s great if you are. If not that’s fine. Let’s communicate in another way rather than on the blog. You have my number. Give me a text.
Craig Cusick on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Cursing is a sin, rather it’s said, typed or a thought. I’d care a less if you are leadership. I acknowledge my sin. I view all of Merie’s cult members the same.
Craig Cusick on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Yes, I’m serious. They do teach against the poor choice of words coming from my thoughts as I’ve typed while addressing you negatively. So that is for me to correct as any transgression of God’s word…
Craig Cusick on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Stalkers and Creeps? How?
We all make mistakes on Should you try the “Clean Church” challenge?Are you being serious?

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