Ahn Sahng-Hong Never Claimed to be Christ

Perhaps the most startling proof against the claims of the WMSCOG is that Ahn Sahng-Hong never claimed to be Jesus Christ. In fact, Ahn Sahng-Hong predicted the return of Jesus Christ in his writings.

The challenge then to any WMSCOG member is to show in Ahn Sahng-Hong’s own writings where he claimed divinity?

I assert that the claim that Ahn Sahng-Hong was Christ was started after his death by the WMSCOG and conflicts with Ahn Sahng-Hong’s own writings.

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One Response to Ahn Sahng-Hong Never Claimed to be Christ

  1. former member says:

    True. They never showed me anything that proved that he even thought he was christ. At that time I didn’t really think anything of it, that what he taught was more important. But now I realize that there is a huge problem with that!

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