victoryword wrote:I don't have to deny anything Ed. All that I need to do is let Kenyon speak for himself. You are making the accusation so you should provide the proof. Of course you don't have any so I will never see you prove your case. Kenyon has stated in his writings that, "God is. Satan is. Sin is. But God has dealt with the sin problem in His Son." (Kenyon, Two Kinds of Righteousness, p. 9).Justaned wrote:I don't need some author trying to sell a book to tell me Kenyon is good or bad.
I can read what Kenyon said and if I understand metaphysics I can easily decide for myself if what he is teaching is metaphysical or not. And it is!
I don't need you or any one else to tell me or anyone else it is not. Nor do I need McConnell or Hanegraaff to tell me it is.
I know what metaphysics is and I know what Kenyon taught. Kenyon taught the power of the spoken word with the idea things do not become reality until we speak them. That is the whole premise of Word of Faith. Faith is not a reality until we speak our faith then it become a reality. Wordsmith all you want that is what Kenyon taught and that is the idea behind the teaching of the WoF and it even explain how they came up with the name Word of Faith.
Now you can deny that all you want but it doesn't change one word of Kenyon's teaching and all one has to do is pick up one of his books and read it for themselves.
The Metaphysicians deny what Kenyon affirms.
Do you even know what Metaphysics is? I seriously doubt it.
