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NTM is a cult. Fundamentalist Christianity is a cult. Don't you see that yet?

It's a cult. The mission is not to lead people to Christ, the mission is to recruit and train new members for the cult.

Success is evaluated by the cult standards. Leaving the cult is always wrong, even though you may still be a Christian. That's because NTM is not about leading people to Christ, it's about recruiting and retaining cult members.

I can't get my MK husband to admit this yet, but fundamentalist missions are NOT leading people to Christ. They are cults, and they care far more about faithfulness to the cult than anything else. Why else could a person spend their life on the field, lose their family, have no converts at all, and then be praised even more because they were "faithful and stayed the course" even though there was no fruit of any good kind for the kingdom of God anywhere to be found?

Because fundamentalist missions are a cult, people.

Read here and grow and learn.

NTM is a cult. End of story.

That is a helpful and relevant website, shadowspring2.

Thank you.

It's such a good resource. I have found Under Much Grace to be so helpful to me in my walk with Jesus. I hope your members will too.

I hate to post and run, but school starts tomorrow and I am trying to become financially self-sufficient,should the need arise. Please pray for me, and my daughter who is having her own significant troubles, that God will help us, help us do what we have to do to be successful. Thanks all. Don't know when I'll be back, but still I covet the prayers of believers.

Yes, Bemused, a very good picture.
But so sad.
"Very near."
Thanks for the website, Shadowspring II

Glad that so many are still reading here!
But please post!
It encourages us.
And others.
Just say, "hmmmmmm" once in awhile..........

This makes me go hmmmmmmmm and I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/c ... of-tsunami

To enhance the chance of survival in a tsunami a school has bought 400 lifejackets that they have placed in bins outside.
I think the wiser course of action would be to move to higher ground and do it very fast!

Sort of reminds me of mission organisations who have waves of paedophiles historical offending washing up on their not so pristine beaches and place some lifejackets out . . .

Very interesting conversation on The Young Turks recently. Notice the similarities between our own NTM alleged abuser's excuses and the excuses the priest made for his fellow priests caught abusing children.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1SRdt0d ... ata_player