In a message dated 12/10/2004 9:15:56 AM Central Standard Time,
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OK, great. So develop I doubt the House would object to any degree with developing new material.
It is not the House that is pushing Ruhi. It is the Regional Teaching Institutes
who will brook no variance. They say we HAVE Ruhi, so we should USE Ruhi and not
waste time developing other material.
Even the Fundamental Verities material has been totally eclipsed and we
HAVE that material.
I have done Books 1, 2, 4 and 7. One was okay, because the group functioned
well. I have seen groups that do not function well. Book 2 made me uncomfortable
because as much as it emphasized the Text it emphasized the opinion of the
editors. Book 4 was basic, but very useful for most believers who have not made
much study of the history of the Faith. Book 7 was interesting because in many
ways it seemed to open up the system for a lot more flexibility than Book 1
would suggest. Unfortunately that spirit of flexibility does not seem to make it
very far out of the book seven circle. I rarely see it practiced.
Regards,
Scott
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