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Keep It Real wrote:Me in neighbouring town earlier today walking past JW stand:
me - "Oh, you're here as well then..."
him - "would you care to take a look at this booklet?" - hands me booklet entitled What does the bible teach us.
me - "what does the bible teach us...not to wear mixed fabrics?" - seriously pissed off expressions materialise on the two female JWs faces.
me - "I'll take it and read it - haven't read a book in ages, I'm stuck on the net mostly these days. So you lot are here too, you're all over my home town like a rash."
him - "we don't really like that phrase."
me - "gota go, tara" - walk off.
zulumoose wrote:Last JW that approached me was at pains to say that people are wrong to dismiss them for "not believing in Jesus" since they do actually believe in Jesus. She was a bit taken aback when I told her that I didn't.
I didn't realise it was a thing that they are rejected by other Christians for allegedly not taking Jesus seriously.
Wortfish wrote:Don't know about "convereted", but I have sown many doubts in the minds of atheists and agnostics.
Wortfish wrote:Don't know about "convereted", but I have sown many doubts in the minds of atheists and agnostics.
Wortfish wrote:Don't know about "convereted", but I have sown many doubts in the minds of atheists and agnostics.
Wortfish wrote:
I think many atheists just don't want to believe in God. It helps simplify their lives and gives comfort to them, knowing that they are not answerable to a Higher Power.
Wortfish wrote:I have met many atheists who tell me that they find consolation in the fact that there is no Creator or higher purpose.
It means they can live their lives without worrying about the consequences of their actions.
Deep down they know there is a God, but they choose not to acknowledge him.
Wortfish wrote:I have met many atheists who tell me that they find consolation in the fact that there is no Creator or higher purpose.
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