So many opinions.

Originally posted by Rajk999
Not recorded and yet you know the unrecorded stuff Jesus said .. amazing.

And Jesus will condemn people for not knowing unrecorded stuff he said .. 😀

Wasn't this your defense on the trinity?

Did I miss your comments on the names Jehovah and Satan?

Originally posted by galveston75
I did already comment on this which is my opinion..... "Just that David said he had learned all he could but was still not satisfied. No doubt he had also heard many opinions and they still did not give him the answers he looked for."

When I asked your opinion on what David said, you dodged it by saying, and I quote, "David said it not me...". Does him claiming he "had learned all he could" seem plausible to you?

Originally posted by FMF
When I asked your opinion on what David said, you dodged it by saying, and I quote, "David said it not me...". Does him claiming he "had learned all he could" seem plausible to you?

I still answered you. You agreed to accept it did you not? Are you going back on your word?

Originally posted by galveston75
Are you going back on your word?

Going back on my word? What are you on about? I undertook to engage you in a genuine conversation. You posted Ecclesiastes 12:12 and you've been evasive about it ever since.

Originally posted by galveston75
I still answered you. You agreed to accept it did you not? Are you going back on your word?

But what is your opinion about what David said? I know what David said. I am asking your opinion about it. Is it plausible to say one has 'learned all one can' about life and the human condition?

Surely the day one stops learning, one stops growing, and the day one stops growing, one starts dying. Bob Dylan may have said it better, if it was him (I can't recall; let's assume it was).

Is Bob perhaps wiser than David in this matter? Bob seems to value growth and personal development; David's words seem to endorse calling a halt to curiosity and development, claiming instead that 'all that can be learned, has been learned'.

I'm interested in your opinion. You raised Ecclesiastes 12:12, not me.

Originally posted by galveston75
I still answered you.

If, as you say, you answered me, then what was your answer to this question: "Does [David] claiming he "had learned all he could" seem plausible to you?"

Originally posted by galveston75
Wasn't this your defense on the trinity?

Did I miss your comments on the names Jehovah and Satan?

Defense on the Trinity? I dont defend that because I don't believe in it.

Originally posted by Rajk999 to galveston75
Defense on the Trinity? I dont defend that because I don't believe in it.

On the previous page, galveston75 said "I'll listen to others opinions. A secret to teaching, if that is your goal, is to be a good listener."

I guess we are seeing his "secret to teaching" in action.

Originally posted by galveston75
Shouldn't be so sure. It's not you that would decide that. If your son is looking for what Jehovah offers, Jehovah would draw him in.

He aint gettin' drawn in. He aint stupid.

I did (and still do) educate him to make his own decisions.
Like I said there is always .01 % chance of becoming a JW.
I'm not ruling it out. But me becoming one(JW) would not sway him.