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You asked me to respond to what happened at Greeley, and that's exactly what you didn't do, instead trying to use the Anabaptist angle to avoid addressing most of what I'd laid out. Since you'd rather argue Anabaptist identity than address the timeline and events, let's go there instead. It amazes m...

I think my original claim that the congregation decided it didn't want to be a conservative Anabaptist church is an accurate statement, considering that they ended up deciding... not to be one. Would you disagree with that statement or not? No I would say my understanding is that they could see the...

This also isn't accurate. What happened at Greeley is revival ministers showed up for revival meetings, just like any other congregation, and the congregation refused to accept them. This actually started in the 1950s, along the same time as every other Mennonite church was liberalising. Over a pro...