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I was raised in the religion known as Jehovah`s Witnesses for 13 years. Since becoming a born-again Christian, I have researched extensively this religion, especially their doctrines and their history. I can answer questions about their doctrines from the perspective of Biblical Christianity. To be clear: Jehovahs Witnesses is the religion of my upbringing, though I myself was never baptized into the religion, nor have I ever been considered as a Jehovahs Witness.
27 years of Biblical research into the fundamental doctrines of the Christian faith, and how they differ from the teachings of the Watchtower.
High School, some college. Studies of God's Word, the Bible, and how it compares to JW theology. I have found my own personal study and experiences to be far more valuable than any formal education or training. The Bible message is clear...Salvation is ONLY through and by the shed blood of Jesus Christ, and no religious organization has a thing to do with it. While attendance at a Bible-preaching, Bible-believing church is a must for spiritual growth and fellowship, no church can grant salvation to its members. Nor is joining a particular group a prerequisite for being saved.
It is an opportunity to help others see what a difference Jesus can make in their lives.
I hope to see Jehovah's Witnesses come into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. I also hope to help Christians defend their beliefs from God's Word, the Bible, and help them to effectively witness to JWs when they come in contact with them.
The Watchtower Society has in its history a long line of false prophecies, which according to the Word of God, disqualifies it from being "God's organization". While its doctrines are in regular need of change and revision, the Gospel of Jesus Christ never changes! It is man's only hope to be saved.
The beliefs of JWs and born again Christians differ in many ways. I simply hope God will use me to expose false doctrine, and at the same time, lead people to the REAL Truth, Who is the person of Jesus Christ, and not an organization (John 14:6).
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| Robert | 05/23/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Johan | 05/22/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| bill | 05/19/12 | 1 | 1 | 1 | Unscriptural and misleading replys. Cannot answer even ..... |
| Darryl | 05/17/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| jose | 05/14/12 | 6 | 7 | 5 | Thanks for the clarification. Wasn't my intention ..... |
Good evening, Robert. Thank you for writing. To be honest, I have not read this particular thread of theirs, as I have been making preparations to be out of town for a couple of days. But yes, what
Good evening, Johan, and thank you for the question. Yes Sir, I agree with you that disfellowshipping is a means used by this religion to control its followers. No question about it. Now, let
First off, Bill…You don’t get to tell me how to answer the question. I do that the way I see fit, until I am satisfied that I have covered what I need to. I am a very thorough person. If you don’t want
"Uh Derrick, what you refer to as a misquote on my part is a cut & paste from your original reply." ME: Uh Bill, I don't believe I "referred" to anything as a "misquote" in my last reply, or the first
Okay Bill, you once again don't know what you are talking about. I do not control the "follow-up" button, as you call it. If it wasn't there, then there was a glitch in the system. I have no idea how
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