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| You piqued my interest, never heard of Restoration Movement. I sympathize with the desires and goals, I grieve that it does not seem achievable until Christ's return.
Just had to comment though, I have to respectfully disagree about the primacy of doctrine. My parents come home from church quite often and ask each other "Did he listen to his own sermon?" While doctrinally impeccable for the most part(according to our traditions :), there is no real love expressed. Leadership is dictatorial and stifling, not shepherding and freeing. And without love, doctrine is just a resounding gong. But yeah, doctrine is also super duper important. I guess we each have our own experiences, baggage, hang-ups .....
Stu
edit - I have no intentions of denomination bashing, like Mike says, human frailty kind of messes everything up. Didn't mention denomination for this reason, it is the local frail humans that are the problem. Could name them I suppose .... but that would be gossip I think.
Edited by Rasputin 7/10/2010 10:48
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church hoppers?
