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Which faith movement is the closest to your opinion of what true Christianity is?

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Lucian Hodoboc said:
I don't think you understood the question. Which faith movement is closest to what you think is the truth, but still different from the truth or missing parts of the truth?
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The persecuted church wherever. Also Thorben Sondergaard's movement. He's in jail. Any church still misses parts, because otherwise the whole church would be mature and one, Romans 8. That will be just before the rapture, a bride without spot or wrinkle, getting the harvest in. I heard that there's revival now somewhere in America with students, but haven't really looked into it.
I follow a guy on Facebook. Dutch guy. Just a regular guy. He was a truck driver. Now retired. I went to a Bible study from him a few years back, but he lives far away. Now I can do another one online. He lead 2000 ppl to the Lord on the street with a small group of ppl. On Facebook he gets 1 like from me. Noone knows him. He just goes to TikTok and this girl gets saved, that girl gets saved. God uses ppl nobody knows.
 
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