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oh, it's simple -- this Presbyterian site

Says that

Thus, the Report continues the conspiracy of silence that has prevailed in the OPC for three decades. It leaves the erroneous impression that the serious doctrinal problems are outside the denomination, not within it. The Report gives false comfort to those who think the OPC is still a bastion of Biblical orthodoxy. On the contrary, the Report, and the 2006 General Assembly’s commendation of it, both maintain the OPC as a safe haven for those who teach error

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Men within the OPC, including at least one member of the Committee itself, teach heresy regarding the Gospel and many other fundamentals of the faith.

it also says that "Last year The Trinity Foundation published Paul Elliott’s book, Christianity and Neo-Liberalism: The Spiritual Crisis in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and Beyond. That book examines in detail the false doctrine of salvation now being taught in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church

Christians who lack formal theological education are better off than the most learned theologian, if they are resolutely committed to Scripture and its proper interpretation when the learned theologian is not. The “lay” Christian who employs Biblical principles of interpretation and does the work of a Berean will soon understand just how wrong and how spiritually deadly the theology of the neo-liberals actually is.

Interesting article Cronos.....It does seem though that many in the Christian community understand the liberal teachings in the OPC and not all Presbyterian congregations agree with the leaderships teachings....the problem faced is much like many churches today where the worlds views has not only infiltrated churches...but it's re-canned to fit whatever the leadership at the time would desire. I hear many of various denominations all concerned about the way their church has been headed....Catholics have great problems now as do Protestants and there's few churches that are exempt.

...I am convinced there is a major attack against Christianity....much of this is by simply introducing, and the congregations accepting, teachings etc. they should not......reminds me of the Laodecia Church in Revelations....Christ ready to spew them out of His mouth for He is kept on the outside of their door while they plan and device their own system of religion.

I'll ask you again since you're posting from some unknown site and you appear to think it contains some valid information.

What is the "conspiracy of silence" and "false doctrine of salvation" you're talking about?

All you did was to post the same excerpt.

When most of us link to articles or websites, we know why we're doing so.

You haven't told us why you're linking to that website, nor what that site is even discussing.

So enlighten us or we'll conclude the link is as bogus as most of the stuff you post.