Downstrike/christianity

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From the page:
This beautiful old building was once the town hospital. In 1986 a new hospital was to be built on the site and the old building was to be demolished. The Jehovah Witness group were given the building provided they rebuilt it. It was removed in one weekend, and then rebuilt to the present immaculate state."

From the page: "
She left a comment which seemed, to me, unreasonable. As an imperfect human being, my first inclination was to go into defense mode and to `fire away'. As a person seeking to please Jehovah, my inclination was to refrain from an immediate response until the irritation had passed, while reflecting upon spiritually healthy ways to view the situation."

This is one of many of Christendom's sects that gets upset when Islam calls Jesus a Muslim, but look at how many people who died before Catholicism was founded, who have been "adopted" and declared Catholic Popes!  We need to cast first the beam out of our own eye; and then shalt we see clearly to take out the mote from our brother's eye. - Luke 6:42

The first 30 or so "popes" never even heard of the trinity doctrine, much less agreed with it.

From the page: "They've been retaliating for so long, no one remembers why.

If you don't believe me, try arguing with; say, an atheist, for a while, saying God is real in reply to his assertions that God is imaginary. Then, once the argument gets into a rut, change sides, and say that God is imaginary.

Just watch and see if he doesn't change sides too."

From the page: "Answers to 50 Questions Every Jehovah's Witness Should Be Asked
Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture quotations are from the ASV-American Standard Version 1901"

From the page: "Perhaps to placate their own sensibilities, but more usually to maintain the semblance of a devoted faith, the apostate must of necessity attempt to convince others that their motives for disaffection were sound and that their new credo is scriptural. Yet, in doing so they must conspicuously evade the clear Biblical injunctions against dissent and contrary expository views. (compare Romans 16:17; 1 Timothy 1:3) Paradoxically, in attempting to establish themselves as providers of spiritual edification, an apostate is forced to break the very commands that a Christian is sworn to keep - commands that their former brethren still keep."