Don
I took an interest in anointedJW.org based on the illusion that they were some honest JWs helping brothers and sisters to see the light. I enjoyed some of their topics but was a bit suspicious when it came to their "fragmentations" of holy spirit.
Anyways, I googled their articles on the apostles and other articles, and word for word was consistant with the contents of "the Urantia Book" which seemed to have been "inspired" from strange sources as follows :
As early as 1911, William S. Sadler and his wife Lena Sadler, physicians in Chicago and well known in the community, are said to have been approached by a neighbor who was concerned because she would occasionally find her husband in a deep sleep and breathing abnormally. [ 11 ] [ 12 ] She reported that she was unable to wake him at these times. The Sadlers came to observe the episodes, and over time, the individual produced verbal communications that claimed to be from "student visitor" spiritual beings. [ 13 ] [ 12 ] This changed sometime in early 1925 [ 13 ] with a "voluminous handwritten document," which from then on became the regular method of purported communication. [ 13 ] [ 14 ] The individual was never identified publicly but has been described as "a hard-boiled business man, member of the board of trade and stock exchange." [ 12 ]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Urantia_Book
For the above reasons I cancelled all correspondence.
This is just an FYI, no other motive.
Sincerley
