06 Nov 12
Originally posted by FMFMy mind is crystal clear on what I see. But Jesus said MOST would not. Are you in that group?
So you "WANT" to see signs that the end of the world is night, and you "can't wait" for the world to end, and you are "happy" about it, and - lo and behold - you "see" exactly what you "WANT". Can you see what might be going on here in your own mind?
06 Nov 12
Originally posted by galveston75I am positive and optimistic about the state of the world. You don't see me quoting political talk radio and YouTube clips in order to communicate my world view.
My mind is crystal clear on what I see. But Jesus said MOST would not. Are you in that group?
06 Nov 12
Originally posted by robbie carrobieOut of those millions, how many hundreds of people - in your 10 years as JW - have you personally converted and drawn into your organisation and helped to overcome problems such as the ones you often mention like drug addictions, prostitution and ethnic strife?
why doesn't he focus on all the amazing things we have achieved? all the millions of people we have helped overcome all kinds of problems.
06 Nov 12
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Originally posted by FMFLol. I'm only 10? Try 56 and have been a JW since I was 6. And what I have done in the teaching work is not really any of your concern. Are you my spiritual judge now too?
Out of those millions, how many hundreds of people - in your 10 years as JW - have you personally converted and drawn into your organisation and helped to overcome problems such as the ones you often mention like drug addictions, prostitution and ethnic strife?
06 Nov 12
Originally posted by galveston75robbie alluded to "all the millions of people we have helped overcome all kinds of problems". Out of these "millions of people", how many hundreds or (perhaps?) thousands have you converted during your 40 years?
And what I have done in the teaching work is not really any of your concern.
06 Nov 12
Originally posted by galveston75There is perhaps no one on this forum who sets himself up as a "spiritual judge" as ostentatiously as you do, galveston75. You make claims about the morality of your actions and you poor scorn on the moral choices of others. I am questioning your claims that your "Christian neutrality" is morally superior to the actions and principles of those who differ from you. Others will "judge" the validity of what you say.
Are you my spiritual judge now too?
06 Nov 12
Originally posted by FMFI only comment on ones answers. I am no judge of any human and their relationship with God.
There is perhaps no one on this forum who sets himself up as a "spiritual judge" as ostentatiously as you do, galveston75. You make claims about the morality of your actions and you poor scorn on the moral choices of others. I am questioning your claims that your "Christian neutrality" is morally superior to the actions and principles of those who differ from you. Others will "judge" the validity of what you say.
06 Nov 12
Originally posted by galveston75In 40 years, have you converted two hundred people? One hundred people? Fifty? Less than fifty? robbie has made a claim about "millions of people" - and the claim is apparently made in order to suggest it's a superior approach to problems than political approaches - so what has been your contribution to the "millions of people" thing robbie mentioned? It's a fair question.
uhhh, read my post on that.
06 Nov 12
Originally posted by FMFI guess robbie must be the only one converting anyone to the JWs if his count alone is in the millions. Or perhaps I misunderstand.
In 40 years, have you converted two hundred people? One hundred people? Fifty? Less than fifty? robbie has made a claim about "millions of people" - and the claim is apparently made in order to suggest it's a superior approach to problems than political approaches - so what has been your contribution to the "millions of people" thing robbie mentioned? It's a fair question.