Wierwille's Legacy: A Plagairist

[skyrider]

Although many may think wierwille's legacy is plaf (the wonder class)......I don't. The man was unqualified, unfit, and undisciplined to run with the big league spiritual men of his day and time.

His whole ministry was a "refried beans" ripoff of Rev. BG Leonard's work. The class-based ministry, its structure, sessions, registration, class graduation and picture, subsequent classes, and follow-up. No wonder wierwille dared to voice Leonard's name with much appreciation and recognition.

Yeah, vpw was a drunkard and sexual predator.....but, to me, the lasting legacy is plagairism.

In my opinion, written on his tombstone........Wierwille, The Plagairist.

<_<

[excathedra]

in my opinion,

the user and abuser

[OldSkool]

Leaving behind a small army of zealots whose only direction is what would wierwille do. <_<

[Naten00]

Leaving behind a small army of zealots whose only direction is what would wierwille do. <_<

I sometimes think we don't really know the extent of WWWD in TWI.

[Ham]

hmm. Maybe it is WWWGAWIHC.

(what would wierwille get away with if he could)

[waysider]

Wierwille was the Ron Popeil of the religious world. TWI was Ronco.

(PFAL was The Pocket Fisherman.)

Now what would you pay for it?

But, wait! There's more!

You also get "Lo Shanta", "You're my keeds." and "Dat's Riiiiiight!".

Call now. WOW Ambassadors are standing by.

Edited May 12, 2012 by waysider

[Human without the bean]

His whole ministry was a "refried beans" ripoff of Rev. BG Leonard's work.

Yeah, vpw was a drunkard and sexual predator.....but, to me, the lasting legacy is plagairism.

In my opinion, written on his tombstone........Wierwille, The Plagairist.

<_<

Or E W Kenyon's. I spent a few years reading the works of E W Kenyon during my way years. (leadership would have frowned :() For me, werewolf was definitely was a plagiarist. No question about it. I would listen to vp teach and catch something that Kenyon taught and wonder why no one else was picking up on this.

Absolutely correct skyrider. That's what werewolf was.

[chockfull]

Wierwille's legacy?

$52 million in assets amassed by duping the masses. Successive leaders that are three-fold the children of hell he was. And a ministry that is exactly opposite of the poem he plagiarized and re-titled "Ode to the Way Corps".

[dabobbada]

In my opinion, written on his tombstone........Wierwille, The Plagairist.

<_<

Just what did you think "I wish I were the man I knew to be" meant? <_<

[skyrider]

Just what did you think "I wish I were the man I knew to be" meant? <_<

Or, stated another way.....

"I ain't the man you people think I am."

[excathedra]

"I ain't the man you people think I am."

well, all the girls who got sucked onto the motorcoach already know that

lol

i couldn't resist. i'm evil

[OldSkool]

^^ ROFL! Had a little problem it seems.

[waysider]

I wish you kids could have seen it in the original. The literal translation, according to usage was....."I was I'd been a man. I think I could have been."

[OldSkool]

I wish you kids could have seen it in the original. The literal translation, according to usage was....."I was I'd been a man. I think I could have been."

Now that's profound!

[chockfull]

I wish you kids could have seen it in the original. The literal translation, according to usage was....."I was I'd been a man. I think I could have been."

Or perhaps "I am starting to realize what a skeezy ole scumbag perv I have been while building a cult empire. My conscience is bothering me so I will express it in a pithy parable fashion that someone could include in LifeLines".

[JavaJane]

Or perhaps, "Oh. Sheet. Maybe there is a God. And He knows what I did to His keeds. And all the loshantas in the world ain't going to stop me from going to hell after all. I can tell because my eye got there before me. Oh, sheet."

[excathedra]

my eye got there before me ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha