2013-11-24T02:12:56Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/the-remnant-seeking-fellowship-in-plain-clothestag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/702/30572013-11-24T02:12:56Zjondaley<p>Hrm - I guess I forgot to write this. I'm not sure why I put this up - I guess I didn't want to forget about it.</p> <p>I was initially impressed with the book, or rather with the movement itself, that where some things the author was pointing out (I think in a negative light, though I can't find it now in the book - so perhaps it was in chapter two, where he commends some values in the movement) that sound really good, and make me want to see what they are all about.</p> <p>I've since met some people who were in the Charity Movement, and had some good and bad things to say about it.</p> <p>So, this hardly counts as a review, and I had forgotten that the text was on-line, and actually had forgotten about the whole &quot;Truth in Heart&quot; website - a friend bought the book while buying some other books - they do have some good books on there. And maybe in another nine years I will have read the book again, and can actually do a real review. :)</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/702/30562013-11-24T02:01:34ZJohn<p>9 years on, and no review....</p> <p>Bet you came to the same conclusions as a lot of folks...it was mostly nothing but boo-hoo-ing with some good points mixed in.</p> <p>Glad it was free to read on line, because it is not worth a red cent for sure...and no, I am NOT a Charity member.</p>