Worldwide Church Of God--Modern Day Cult
August 04, 2007 @ 12:00 AM
by Van Robison
The original Worldwide
Church of God, founded by Herbert W. Armstrong
no longer exists. It can't exist because the
founder deceased at the age of about 93 or
thereabouts in 1986. The Worldwide Church of God
that now exists is under different leadership
and espousing very different teachings from that
of the original WWC. The infamous son of Herbert
W. Armstrong is no longer living either.
Originally, the Worldwide Church of God was
known as "The Radio Church of God", which began
broadcasting in 1934. Eventually this
organization grew into a worldwide empire, with
three "Bible" colleges, tens of thousands of
church members, and publishers of "The Plain
Truth Magazine" and also "The Good News
Magazine." This church organization looked upon
Herbert W. Armstrong as an appointed
representative of God, much the same as Roman
Catholics look to the Pope. In fact he was
considered "the Apostle" of the Worldwide Church
of God and also the supposed "end times Elijah",
who was was suppose to restore all things,
before the second coming of Jesus Christ.
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