hi mr majestic I got to you :) again
What also would be wrong with someone playing the slot machines if the bible isn’t true…..??
And what would be wrong with someone voting if the bible isn’t true…??? Would it not be in his best interests if there was no truth in the bible….???
Looking forward to your reply, especially on the Christmas scenario.......
The principle on gambling seems to be an established christian one not unique to just witnesses drawn from love of money, putting faith in chance.
Voting is a more difficult one from my research it is unique to witnesses, but I personally feel the principles involved are sound, as with in not putting faith in the salvation coming from men and being responsible for the actions of a government if you vote them in and they choose to goto war etc
lol I refer to my christmas point above for your consideration :)
Hi Reniaa,
Thank you for your efforts to answer the questions that I posed to you. I was sorry and a little bit disappointed that you couldn’t answer them honestly and directly, and I would say that your last attempt was a little incoherent to the specifics of the simple but direct questions I asked….
As you seem to be finding it a little bit of a struggle I thought that I would take the liberty to answer those questions for you:-
If the bible is not true, there is absolutely nothing wrong with indulging in Christmas, being that it would be just an ancient religious custom that has no real meaning at all these days….
If the bible isn’t true then there would be nothing wrong with someone playing a slot machine, so long as he didn’t overindulge…..
And if the bible isn’t true, then it would be a wise choice to vote, to try to improve the welfare of the community that you live in….
Like I have said, I am sorry that you couldn’t be just a tad more honest in your replies, but self-dishonesty seems to be par for the course for believing JW’s, as you seem to be. So as this seems to be the case I see that trying to appeal to an open mind is futile. But thank you for your best efforts. It has been quite enlightening….
Just to say, your confusion on matters seems to be that you are still very much stuck in the indoctrination of the JW’s. The only way that you are going to manage to get beyond that locked mindset is to pull back from the constant indoctrination. This break will give your mind a chance to open other avenues of reasoning, and you might be better able to see a more rounded out perspective and go beyond the JW reasoning you very evidently are trapped in. This will then help you see more accurately that people leaving the organisation, and also those who loose belief in the bible, do so for valid reasons, and not for the want of attaining lower moral values as your JW mindset reasoning seems to wish to believe in. Your belief system seems to be inhibiting your ability to be open minded and reasonable and most importantly honest.
Good luck with your transition to open mindedness….. It really is nothing to fear I promise…..