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| − | + | The '''Remain Intact Organization''' appears to have been an [[Intactivist]] organization that was founded by [[George Zangger| Russell George Zanger]] on Christian principles set forth at the [[Council at Jerusalem]] in which Jewish views based on the [[Abrahamic covenant]] were rejected and Christians were called on to remain intact. | |
| − | + | According to the Zanger obituary: | |
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| + | Russell believes in the Creator and that His design is perfect. For every function there is a reason but some intellectuals believe they can improve upon it through ritualistic alterations for a variety of invalid reasons. A practice introduced in the Old Testament and originally supported by the medical profession as “routine” has since been proven medically unjustifiable by The American Medical Association and the [[American Academy of Pediatrics]]. Many myths exist but far more harm will be done with the procedure than without.<ref name="zanger2012">[http://www.zanggervintageairpark.com/Russell%20Zangger%20Obituary.pdf Obituary of Russell G. Zangger]</ref> | ||
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| + | Zanger died on 24 September 2012 at the age of 90.<ref name="zanger2012" /> It appears that the Remain Intact Organization died with him. | ||
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Revision as of 02:57, 2 July 2020
The Remain Intact Organization appears to have been an Intactivist organization that was founded by Russell George Zanger on Christian principles set forth at the Council at Jerusalem in which Jewish views based on the Abrahamic covenant were rejected and Christians were called on to remain intact.
According to the Zanger obituary:
Russell believes in the Creator and that His design is perfect. For every function there is a reason but some intellectuals believe they can improve upon it through ritualistic alterations for a variety of invalid reasons. A practice introduced in the Old Testament and originally supported by the medical profession as “routine” has since been proven medically unjustifiable by The American Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics. Many myths exist but far more harm will be done with the procedure than without.[1]
Zanger died on 24 September 2012 at the age of 90.[1] It appears that the Remain Intact Organization died with him.
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