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Dear Reclaim News Readers:
Many of you have asked to understand the real philosophy behind Pastoral
Leadership Institute or PLI. PLI is not about religion. It
employs the latest motivational and control techniques of group dynamics
more correctly called, "Dialectic Processing."
One of the foremost experts in the world on this subject is Dean Gotcher
<iardeangotcher@yahoo.com>
Gotcher travels the world lecturing on the history of Dialectic Processing
and its adoption by government, higher education, business, and the church
growth movement.
Reclaim News is not endorsing the theological position of any person or
any location where Gotcher holds his lectures. However, we repeat,
PLI has adopted Dialectic Processing and Praxis as the basis for
"Leadership Training."
Hundreds of LCMS pastors are being trained by PLI and now the St. Louis
Seminary has agreed to accept some of PLI's courses for graduate credit.
Once you hear and understand Gotcher and compare PLI's reading list with
Gotcher's book list, you will understand how secular techniques are now
being used in place of "Gospel motivation" in the church.
We will not stop this world wide movement but Christians should be aware
of the fulfillment of "Revelation 13:17 And that no man might buy or
sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number
of his name."
The "mark" is not about a tattoo, but an imprint on the mind and
activities of those who respond to this world instead of the Gospel.
Those in leadership can hardly resist the application of Dialectic
Processing because it helps them control people without the appeal to
faith in the Bible. Dialectic Processing makes the
"Leader" the text. It is all about the power rush.
You are invited to the Greater Los Angeles Diaprax Conference
Sponsored by
The Institution for Authority Research and Anselm Bible Church
January 24-25, 2003
Friday, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Saturday, 8:30-5:00 p.m.
Williams-Bristol Civic Auditorium/Bellflower Community Center
16600 Civic Center Dr.
Bellflower, California
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CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
Dean Gotcher, director of the Institution for Authority Research from
Herndon, Kansas ADiaprax: The Dialectic Process and Praxis@
Phil Worts, detective with the San Diego, California police force ADiaprax
and Community Oriented Policing@
Steve Goss, mechanical engineer from Tucson, Arizona ADiaprax and Total
Quality Management@
Robert Klenck, orthopedic surgeon from Seal Beach, California ADiaprax,
the Church, and Globalism@
Pastor John Coleman, pastor of Anselm Bible Church, Los Angeles ADiaprax
and the Church@
(*Steve Rea, Phil Ring, and John Loeffler may also speak, depending on
their availability)
For more information, e-mail iardeangotcher@yahoo.com
or call Pastor Coleman at 323-293-7335
REGISTRATION FORM
(Mail to Dean Gotcher, Box 233, Herndon, KS 67739)
NAME ___________________________________________
PHONE:__________________________
ADDRESS ______________________________________
9 Friday & Saturday
$20 (per family) (Registration at the door will be $25)
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One day only $15
E-MAIL_________________________________
Make
checks payable to Dean Gotcher
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