Controversy FAQ Interview Question 12

The following questions you've already spoken to a good deal. Dan Tocchini, the founder of ACCD, was a trainer for Lifespring, a secular training organization not dissimilar to ACCD. Is ACCD a secular derivative of Lifespring cloaked in religious language?

See above, as we have compared ACCD to secular trainings like Lifespring. But let's also use this question's technique on a different example. Moses was raised by Pharaoh and grew up in the heart of Egypt. He became the leader of the Jews. Is the Jewish religion, then, part of the Egyptian theology? Is it derived from the Egyptian approach to God? That would be the same thing as saying that the Hebrew religion must, therefore, be a branch of the Egyptian mysticism. Moses was formed by God in Egypt…so why couldn't Dan Tocchini be benefited by walking in the midst of some great educators in a secular training company? Do we agree with all of their ideas? No. Does any one agree with all of any one else's ideas? Is it not possible that that God intended Dan Tocchini to be at Lifespring for a time and that it contributed to his life and to the movement of the kingdom and the gospel? This is what Dan himself believes.

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