Yes, it's a photo reproduction of the real thing, along with an explanation of why it is important,
not morbid, to see it and understand its significance.
"Three Scriptures Which Describe V.P. Wierwille's Ministry" "Martindale's Worst Actions only Follow Wierwille's Lead" "VP Wierwille Was a 'Wanna Be'" "Mrs. Wierwille Contradicts "Doctor" About Snow in Tulsa"
V.P. Wierwille claimed that Tulsa was "snowbound," keeping him in the city so he could receive
holy spirit. Why don't weather records and Mrs. Wierwille agree?
"Was V. P. Wierwille a Great Author?"
Was Wierwille a prolific author-- or just a word thief? Here's more evidence that Wierwille did
little original research and writing, and that he plagiarized writings by Kenyon and Bullinger as
well as Stiles.
"Stolen Goods-- How Wierwille Plagiarized Stiles and Bullinger to Make Receiving the Holy
Spirit Today"
The charts in this article show which chapters in RTHST were taken from Stiles' and Bullinger's
books and how Wierwille tried to present himself as an original author and to hide his plagiarism
"Wierwille Borrows-- The Origin of Wierwille's Receiving the Holy Spirit Today"
While the article "Stolen Goods..." gives the overall picture of the plagiarism of RTHST, this article offers excerpts from Stiles, conclusively proving that Wierwille copied from Stiles' book
Do you believe the allegations that Wierwille plagiarized from other authors? Take a look at these
side-by-side photo reproductions and judge for yourself.
VP Wierwille Contradicts himself-- Again! Lifelines II
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