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Why Does Paul Washer’s Family Stalk People?

Posted in Uncategorized by Paul M. Dohse Sr. on July 16, 2013

gospelgrid11Sanctified Calvinist Joel Taylor was once a member of a Heart Cry (Paul Washer’s missionary society) church plant. Since he left more than a year ago, Washer’s boy-elders have been stalking him and his family. Taylor’s recent, and chilling account can be read here.

By the way, just sayin’, if Paul Washer ever smacks me on the head, it’s on. If any New Calvinist ever lays hands on me, they are in for a really, really big surprise. “Paul! Where in the world did that come from?” I’m not at liberty to say. Let’s just say that my nature is not as passive as some other brethren. And even before I was a Christian I had contempt for bullies.

And Paul Washer is a bully. While presenting himself as a crusader against easy believism and a stalwart of Biblicism, he propagates an egregious false gospel. That’s why he allows his little minions to stalk his detractors; he’s unregenerate. 2 + 2 = 4.

Let me make that case. In Washer’s book, The Gospel Call And True Conversion, one does not even get past the first chapter without taking note of blatant heresies. In chapter one, under  The Essential Characteristics Of Genuine Repentance, and under the element, Renunciation of works, Washer states that the truly righteous person “sees” the impossibility of possessing God’s righteousness and the “unsearchable depths of his own depravity.” Any questions? Under Practical Obedience, if one reads carefully, Washer posits the only logical conclusion to the assertion that Christians are totally depraved; “obedience” is a “manifestation” of Christ’s salvific works progressively imputed to us.

Under Continuing and Deepening Work of Repentance, Washer states that maturity in a Christian life grows as we obtain a deeper and deeper sense of our own brokenness and depravity. But then the grand heresy follows under the same heading that is the last element of repentance in chapter one. Washer asserts that as the Christian becomes more and more aware of his own depravity, visions of God’s grace results in joy. Washer states that the joy equals our brokenness. So, focusing on our depravity, as Christians, leads to seeing God’s grace more and resulting in joy. In essence, and please note this with all vigor, we find joy in our depravity. Of this, Washer states in the same section, “This cycle simply repeats itself throughout the Christian life.”

That’s why my dear Sanctified Calvinist friend—that’s why Washer stands by silently: it’s a totally depraved family tradition.

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  1. Jonathan said, on August 4, 2019 at 4:44 PM

    The way the autor of this article states things and points fingers clearly work against him considering himself a “better Christian” than brother Paul or other brothers and sisters in the comments section. Look at your deeds First and stop judging.
    That certanly would be a better testimony to the others “false christians” than your Free acusations.

    May God be blessed always. May His people prosper in knowing Him and spreading His Kingdom on earth.

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    • Paul M. Dohse Sr. said, on August 4, 2019 at 11:17 PM

      Paul Washer teaches the false gospel of justification by faith.

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  2. Former friend said, on October 6, 2021 at 10:41 AM

    Hi Paul Dohse. Did Paul Washer forsake his wife, use foul language on the job, have a shady business dealings with people in his church, attempt to destroy every godly leader’s reputation with slander, like you have? There are too many of us that saw you up close and know that you hate the church while calling yourself one of us. If you repent, God’s grace is abundant.

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    • Paul M. Dohse Sr. said, on October 6, 2021 at 10:13 PM

      I will address your false accusations tomorrow in a post, and will be supplying documentation and naming names. Until then, three things: you were never my friend; if I find out who you are I will confront you face to face in a public place; and I am just curious, does your director of counseling, Greg Cook, still owe the IRS $90,000? Until then, anyone who wants to know the truth about Clearcreek Chapel’s history can go here: https://app.box.com/file/383950274540?s=2kpo0bw378e56dkcbgit7ks2byu8x69h …and it’s not slander, it’s documented.

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    • Paul M. Dohse Sr. said, on October 7, 2021 at 9:43 AM

      Again, I will be addressing your false accusations today and reinstating the discernment blog about CCC that we let lapse. We will also be investing in more exposure for the blog. I need more specifics on your accusations concerning my business dealings because I need to know which documentation I need to dig up. Put up or shut up you slinking coward.

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    • Paul M. Dohse Sr. said, on October 8, 2021 at 2:24 PM

      Here you go Bubba; thanks to your reminder, the Elder’s Resolution website is back up, and better than ever. https://clearcreekchapelspringboro.com/2021/10/08/elders-resolution/

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