The Somis Library
The town of Somis is about 45 miles West of the Rose Bowl. A bit over a thousand people live in and around the town. Three hundred years ago, Somis was a Chumash Indian village. Somis currently has a blacksmith shop, a hardware store, a Mexican cafe, a Post Office, a vet., a fire station, a K-8 school, a dentist, a Baptist church, and a market. Somis does not have a public library. The "Somis Library" is an electronic Internet library for items that are not likely to be available in book stores.
Last change: 2 March, 2014.
Can Glaucoma Be Treated With Marijuana (THC) ?
========================================================
1. Discipling Movement / Boston Movement / International Churches of Christ.
by Flavil R. Yeakley, Jr., with Howard W. Norton, Don E. Vinzant,
Gene Vinzant
Copyright ® 1988 by Gospel Advocate Company, Nashville, TN
37202
Adobe PDF version: ftp://ftp.trainwire.com/pub/Discipling_Dilemma.pdf
Republisher's note: This book is about an organized religion known
as the Boston Church of Christ / Boston-Movement / Discipling
Movement / God's Movement / The Movement / God's Kingdom /
International Churches of Christ (1992) (ICoC or ICC) and the Los
Angeles Church of Christ. On college campuses, numerous other aliases
are used.
Author-researcher Yeakley was hired by Thomas 'Kip' McKean, the
leader (a.k.a. 'God's Man', 'Prophet', and 'World Evangelist') of the
organization, to find out whether or not the organization is a
dangerous, neo-authoritarian sect--as critics claimed.** Yeakley
conducted 900 MBTI tests on members of the sect to find out if the
critics were right or wrong.
If you are not inclined to read the whole book, Chapters 1, 2, and 8
probably contain enough information to understand basically how
one-over-one discipling functions and where it originated.
----
**During the World Leadership Conference In Los Angeles (11-15 August
1993)--Mr. McKean said that he is:
"...God's Man leading God's Movement..." .........In 1994, in Manilla, Mr. McKean said:
..."I believe I am a prophet."...
Part A---Part B---Part C---Part D---Part E
This is more than a vocabulary. It explains the nitty-gritty of how the ICC sect operates.
Note--The ICC Vocabulary is still under construction. Last update: 29 April 1997.
AFF. [American Family Foundation] Information about various destructive sects and links of interest. AFF Student Study Guides a collection of cultic studies and related educational resources. Examples of topics include recruitment, intervention, hypnosis, influence, and persuasion.
alt.religion.christian.boston-church is an uncontroled, uncensored, unmoderated USENET Newsgroup that discusses the ICC/Boston Church of Christ. Current members, ex-members (a.k.a. fallaways, bailouts), and interested individuals participate.
by Joseph Byczko
byczko@gdc.com
From the Dead Sea Scrolls (Q4), a photocopy of the NAME (Yeshua) of the first-century teacher/rabbi/carpenter from Nazareth, Israel who called himself the "Son of man". He was known to his first-century followers as the "Teacher of Righteousness". After the first century, his name was changed to "Jesus".
See page 203 of No Man Knows My HIstory by professor Fawn Brodie.
Mormon Underwear: Contrast-enhanced photo of breast-area of Mormon Underwear (a.k.a. "sacred garments") showing Masonic compass and Masonic square symbols.
Joseph Smith, Junior's interpretation of Fig. 7 from the March 1, 1842 issue of Times and Seasons.
Min the Bull of his mother from an extant hypocephalus. See above.
"Unholy
Acts" by Paul Wilkes, The New
Yorker Magazine, a harbinger of the paedophile-priest scandal of
January, 2002.
Holy Hooks -- a short book that examines the teachings and mostly-unadvertised practices and histories of some of the more popular organized religions. Not recommended for devout Baptists, Mormons, Catholics, Muslims, Jehovah's Witnesses or atheists. updated 10/99.