Originally posted by galveston75I asked: 'If it depends on the situation, how can you be sure that Jesus did not approve of your mother being shunned by her family?" I asked this because you seem to think it's OK for you to shun people but not OK for you - or your mother - to be shunned. You said I should join the dots in the bible. So, asking what the bible says about your mother is hardly a "silly question".
Such a silly question....
Originally posted by FMFThe bible does not mention my mother that I'm aware of. Next.
I asked: 'If it depends on the situation, how can you be sure that Jesus did not approve of your mother being shunned by her family?" I asked this because you seem to think it's OK for you to shun people but not OK for you - or your mother - to be shunned. You said I should join the dots in the bible. So, asking what the bible says about your mother is hardly a "silly question".
Originally posted by FMF"The proof is in the pudding" as they say.
Well then, the question remains unanswered: how can you be sure that Jesus did not approve of your mother being shunned by her family?
But you know as well as I do no matter what my answers are, it will never be good enough for you as that's not really what your looking for. Your here to argue as usual and I'll answer your questions superficially but not go any farther. It's a waist of time and we all know that.
Originally posted by galveston75To be clear then, when people shun you for religious reasons, it is bad. But when you shun people for religious reasons, it is good. This is the essence of what you have been saying, right?
"The proof is in the pudding" as they say.
But you know as well as I do no matter what my answers are, it will never be good enough for you as that's not really what your looking for. Your here to argue as usual and I'll answer your questions superficially but not go any farther. It's a waist of time and we all know that.
Originally posted by FMFI've looked back at the postings here of mine and I can't seem to find where I said I shun anyone because of their religious beliefs. Could you plase show me where I said that?
To be clear then, when people shun you for religious reasons, it is bad. But when you shun people for religious reasons, it is good. This is the essence of what you have been saying, right?
Originally posted by galveston75To be clear then, when people shun you for religious reasons, it is bad. But when you shun people for religious reasons, it is good. This is the essence of what you have been saying, right? I have chosen my words carefully: I have talked of "religious matters" and "religious reasons". It is no secret that JWs shun people for "religious reasons".
I've looked back at the postings here of mine and I can't seem to find where I said I shun anyone because of their religious beliefs. Could you plase show me where I said that?
Originally posted by FMFLol. First you are a lier about that and if we shunned people of other religions we would not be spending billions of hours a year going to their doors now would we?
To be clear then, when people shun you for [b]religious reasons, it is bad. But when you shun people for religious reasons, it is good. This is the essence of what you have been saying, right? I have chosen my words carefully: I have talked of "religious matters" and "religious reasons". It is no secret that JWs shun people for "religious reasons".[/b]
Now again show me where I stated that we shun others because of their religion? If your not a lier then show me. If not that confirms you are a laying person.