In a message dated 12/10/2004 11:45:05 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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I think that many are willing to take what the editors say at face value. Well, that certainly happens, and at times tutors encourage it. When one
participant noted that no source was given to support the assertion that the
Writings said something or other, the tutor insisted it must be right because
the House of Justice had approved of these materials. Similarly, when I
suggested to a Board Member that Ruhi be revised by removing pilgrim's notes and
not asking close-ended questions that expected the reader to parrot back
editorial opinions (as opposed to scriptural texts) I was told that the World
Centre found the material fine as it was and that therefore we shouldn't mess
with it.
warmest, Susan
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