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Justin Peters "A Call for Discernment" 1 (part 1): My Rebuttal
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November 21, 2017
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25:10Now PlayingThis is part 1 of my response to JP's first video in his series called "A Call for Discernment". This video was entitled "Dangerous Doctrines". In it he claims that the WoF came from New Thought and its founder Phineas Quimby. He offers no evidence of this, which is understandable because there is no evidence. The WoF came from Pentecostalism and the Faith Cure and Higher Life movements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and rejects the false doctrines of New Thought. He goes on to claim that E. W. Kenyon had clear ties to the New Age movement, which would be a good trick because he had been dead for more than 20 years when the New Age movement began. He then refers to Benny Hinn as a WoF teacher despite the fact that Hinn renounced WoF theology 24 years ago in a very public interview with Charisma Magazine. And finally, he makes the assertion that Kenneth Hagin dismisses the need to prove any revelations with the Bible, which is nonsense. Kenneth Hagin was a stickler for the Word. Far from being an expert on the Word of Faith, Justin Peters doesn't know what he's talking about.
A Call For Discernment Rebuttal Playlist
Benny Hinn isn't WoF
Kenyon Gospel Publishing Society's website on the allegations of plagiarism.
William Branham's false teaching
Kenyon's opposition to theosophy
Justin apparently got confused about Jesus dictating Kenyon's words from reading this book. The author states that Jesus dictated to Kenneth Hagin 4 steps to receiving from God, and then he goes on to discuss the allegations of Kenneth Hagin's plagiarism of Kenyon. Somehow this morphed into Jesus dictating the words of Kenyon. Again .... sloppy research.
I'm Rod Saunders, founder of Jew and Greek. I’m a musician, web developer, and a student of philosophy and economics. I recently published my first book on Amazon entitled Defending the Faith: Word of Faith Apologetics. It’s a response to the numerous charges against and misrepresentations of the Word of Faith movement and theology. I also have a CD of original music on CD Baby entitled Gates of Pearl. “Jew and Greek” is a good name because the two civilizations that influenced Western civilization the most were those of the Judeo-Christian and Greek worlds. From the Jews we received our values and a monotheistic theology, and from the Greeks we got philosophy which brought us science, sports, the arts, democracy, and economics. As a result I discuss all of the above in this blog and in my videos.
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