It seems to me, that most witnesses are exactly that: They are a witness. Their sole existance is of being one.
Then comes, parent, spouse, friend, workmate, etc.
Is there any room for anything else when active as a witness? It seems to me, that those who are active, really don't have a life. That is meant most sincerely. I look at myself, or friends, and who they are as a person first, what they do religious, or otherwise comes second, or maybe even further down the line.
It is as if that completely describes who they are. That is sad, for many times that overrides the wonderful personality that they may have had. When I remember watching others, they just seemed different. Many people that I have gotten to know over the years, I found out much later in the relationship what religion if any, that they were. It seems that with most witnesses, you seem to find out right away. That is their sole existance. Everything else comes down the line.
What do you think?
Edited by - freedom96 on 15 February 2003 19:8:0