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It is the product not of the wisdom of God, but the mind of an unsaved management theorist named Peter F. Drucker.

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As a byproduct of the larger and older church-growth movement, it shares the same un-Biblical roots.

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To answer that question, we must compare the movement with Scripture.

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Family Radio's Harold Camping has predicted that Jesus Christ will return for believers on 5/21/2011 and the world will end on 10/20/2011.

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They deny the doctrine of the eternal punishment of the lost in Hell, and teach that Hell is merely "the grave".

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They teach that man has no immortal soul; humans and animals are both in a state of non-existence after death.

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They teach that Jesus' death on the cross was that of a mere man who merely made salvation possible for the 'worthy'.

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Never. But they don't give up. They keep changing predicted dates each time they are proved wrong.

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They say that those who believe in the Trinity are apostates who will be annihilated by God.

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Jehovah's Witnesses deny the deity, personality, and masculinity of the Holy Spirit.