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Category: Protest 2016

Examination of a protest

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If we do not examine all angles of a controversy, we are doomed to repeat it. No one wants that history to repeat. We need to understand all the arguments. Therefore, the false doctrines of Mrs. Meyer must be examined. Mrs. Meyer claimed to care about purity of doctrine; yet her own doctrines were false.

Published October 13, 2026
Categorized as Protest 2016 Tagged antinomianism, Connie Meyer, hyper-grace, Keswick, legalism, passive faith, protest, sanctification
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    Introducing the leaders in the Hyper Grace Movement. Exposing what they teach. Do they sound like the Reformed Protestant leaders? This Movement is also called Hyper-Grace and Soft Antinomianism, these are not overtly promoting licentiousness.

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