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They love Jesus that's what countsIt's not that they don't know the Bible; it's how they interpret much of it. Of course, that's true for all demoninations.
My mistake. Sorry.It's not trolling K9
I am putting faces on JWs I met them many times and talked with them
I'll go along with that.They love Jesus that's what counts
That's true.Everyone knows more about the Bible than Catholics.
No worries you will be fineMy mistake. Sorry.
I'm just trying to keep these threads on-topic and free from those that wish to destroy such threads. Thanks for understanding.No worries you will be fine
It appears many Jehovah's Witnesses believe that too. Then they talk to me.That's true.
Signed,
ex-Catholic
(A couple of them never returned, but I think that was more because I was able to point out more optimistic passages than they had somber passages.)Let me ask you a question: Do you have children? Do you believe it is okay for them to believe whatever they want without any direction or guidance from you? What about friends and relatives? Are you concerned for their eternal welfare or don't you care?I’m with PK, its not my concern. People are free to believe what they want.
If they loved Jesus, they would worship HIM.They love Jesus that's what counts
Mormons are "good" people. However, one's "goodness" has nothing to do with salvation. Only GOD is GOOD.It appears many Jehovah's Witnesses believe that too. Then they talk to me.
The older person of one couple hustled the younger one out the door when she started nodding enthusiastically at the passages I introduced. Neither returned. I guess we Catholics and our Biblical knowledge are kind of scary. We read through the Bible every three years, just at Sunday Mass. Every year for those who attend Mass daily.
My experience has been Jehovah's Witnesses are good people.
Catholics don't hear much regarding the Old Testament and how it relates to the New.That's true.
Signed,
ex-Catholic
For whatever reason, the church teaches based on their catechism. Later in life I began being exposed to online preachers on YouTube and came to realize that the Catholic Church is NOT, in my opinion, faithfully following the teachings of Jesus.Catholics don't hear much regarding the Old Testament and how it relates to the New.
My definition of "good" is that which is pleasing to God. My definition of "evil" is that which offends God. One can be superficially "good" but, if they don't follow God, then they are not pleasing to God because they are not acting in his name. At least, that is what I believe. I may be mistaken, of course.Mormons are "good" people. However, one's "goodness" has nothing to do with salvation. Only GOD is GOOD.
Not true. Each Sunday Mass: Two Old Testament readings; two New Testament readings and all relate to each other. Daily Mass: One Old Testament, One New Testament--both that relate to each other. The homily often ties them all together as well.Catholics don't hear much regarding the Old Testament and how it relates to the New.
The Catechism is not a part of Mass.For whatever reason, the church teaches based on their catechism.
Specifically, which teaching of Jesus are Catholics not following?came to realize that the Catholic Church is NOT, in my opinion, faithfully following the teachings of Jesus.
So they're heretics? Hmmm, how have heretics been treated throughout history? Something you want see return?If you consider yourself your brother's keeper, you should be aware and concerned and able to discuss the problems that could be keeping people from believing the truth.
Can we trust Jehovah's Witnesses to bear true witness instead of false witness in public venues like these?
