1  The Bible is infallible and inerrant.

2  Some group of Christians is also infallible and inerrant in interpreting, understanding, and applying the doctrinal truths of the Bible.

3  We are that group of Christians.

4  We will separate ourselves from and disfellowship any “so-called” Christians who do not agree with our exact interpretation, understanding, and application of the doctrines of the Bible.

5   We will separate ourselves from and disfellowship any “so-called” Christians who do not agree with the exact weight or emphasis which we put on each of the various doctrines of the Bible.

6  We will separate ourselves from and disfellowship any “so-called” Christians who do not separate themselves from or disfellowship any “so-called” Christians who do not agree with our exact interpretation, understanding, and application of the doctrines of the Bible or who do not agree with the exact weight or emphasis which we put on each of the various doctrines of the Bible.

7  No one within our group can question the infallible understanding of the doctrinal positions or emphasis held or expressed by our leader or our collective leadership without the danger of becoming “outsider sympathizers” and, in effect, preparing to fall outside our group.

8  Those outside of our group who question the infallible understanding of the doctrinal positions or emphasis held or expressed by our leader or our collective leadership are either; 1) At worst, in actual league with Satan Himself; or 2) At best, more dangerous than the liberals who always have been full dupes and mouthpieces for Satan.

9  We on the inside of our group of true Christians cannot battle “side-by-side” with any outsiders against liberalism, secularism, humanism, or even pure Satanism without having to “compromise” the faith.  All, who are outsiders of our group, who battle against these forces are neo-liberals, neo-secularists, or neo-humanists; because of their open rejection of the Biblical positions held by our leader or our collective leadership and cannot claim to be true Christians.

10  The outsider conservative Christians are in many ways more dangerous to the truth than the liberal dupes and the Satanists themselves, because they hold enough of the true positions to gather in the crowds, but do not hold and express “pure truth” as our group does.  Therefore, it would be better if outsider conservative Christians would just become liberal secular humanists if they are not going to walk in the perfect light as we do . . . and our cause would be better off for it!

***  The following is an observation by the author of the above premises to explain why I am not an exclusive separatist:  I can only agree with the first premise of the above premises . . . “The Bible is infallible and inerrant.”  I am not a liberal secular humanist, but rather a conservative Christian.  I am not an “insider” of any groups led by the dictates of an authoritarian leader or collective leadership.  Therefore I am an “outsider” to all of these various exclusive separatist groups of Christians; and there are many groups.  I first learned of one of these groups and at the time thought that they were “THE” group.  Then I found out that there was another group and then I learned of still another.  Each one says it’s particular leader or collective leadership heads the one and only faithful group of “true Christians”.  The above attitudinal premises are what I found to be the common denominator of all of these “WE ALONE” groups.

Some good doctrinal interpretations, understandings, and applications can be gained by studying the expositions of the inner circle and outer circle Christians inside some of these groups.  My disagreement with exclusive separatists is not always doctrinal beliefs.  My disagreement may be on the weight or emphasis the group places on particular doctrines.  However, my disagreement is always with the attitude of exclusive separatists and I speak of this attitude as originating with the group’s leader or collective leadership in the inner circle.  I generally find that although the Christians in the outer circle within the group go along, for fear of attitudinal premise number 7 above, most of them are just like the rest of us on the outside of the group . . . ever seeking to interpret the Bible, ever seeking to understand the Bible, ever seeking to apply the Bible; and knowing in their hearts that no man is infallible and inerrant . . . ONLY OUR GOD AND HIS WORD.