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The new semester begins! Watch out for UBF on campus!
Yes it’s back to school! For K-12 the semester has already start. For college campus & universities the semester will (if it hasn’t already) start at the end of January or at the latest the beginning of February. There are certain things you need to be informed about.
I have founded/rediscovered articles, journals, reports, etc on people standing up to UBF. UBF attempted to silence them by but in the end failed to do so.
With the material I created a blog post compiling them together and organizing them mainly by chapter. In doing so I realized that I needed to make not one but six parts.
Hello everyone,
This will be an article series on “How to leave UBF for Good”. It is no doubt a big question that all if not most of you have pondered about. So here not only will the question be answered but also how to execute the departure from UBF as well.
What has been lost has been found. It was believed that upstanders to the perpetrators of UBF and its retribution were silenced or disbanded. However, that is not truly the case. The reformers are still active and mainly together even to this day. In fact with the way events and circumstances are proceeding in current UBF chapters where current members are shaken up and questioning things (like those who are still in the chapter I use to go to) there’ll be a 5th reform movement. This is a theory of course but a very probably one.
Nearly four months ago there was an article with a link to a blog but that link became broken. Now that link to the blog has been restored.
Also there will be articles about how Marriage by Faith really works, how chapters really operate, and more coming soon.
“The former South African archbishop Desmond Tutu used to famously say, “We are prisoners of hope.” Such a statement might be taken as merely rhetorical or even eccentric if you hadn’t seen Bishop Tutu stare down the notorious South African Security Police when they broke into the Cathedral of St. George’s during his sermon at an ecumenical service. “- Jim Wallis, God’s Politics
I’ve just finished reading Jim Wallis’ book God’s Politics: Why the Right gets it wrong and the Left doesn’t get it. I’m not going to pretend like I understand politics, but I do want to mention some noteworthy insights I’ve received.
Recently, I read an article about JK Rowling defending Donald Drumpf’s freedom of speech. She was speaking at Pen America’s annual literary Gala in New York this past May.
She stated, “If you seek the removal of freedoms from an opponent simply on the grounds that they have offended you, you have crossed a line to stand alongside tyrants who imprison, torture and kill on exactly the same justifications.”
Rowling is a “fierce opponent of censorship.” She claims that curtailing Drumpf’s right to speak diminishes her own “freedom to call him a bigot.”