You'll get to play around with the creationist when it reaches your turn.

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Just what they tell when they get me unguarded.. The end of the world is near, sinner repent.Australopithicus wrote:"They are slimy, intrusive creeps, and what I've heard of the practises of their cult.. I mean, religion doesn't exactly make me feel better about them either."
And what exactly have you heard? Hmm?
mmmm....subversionSpoonist wrote:Going through peoples posts here I can see that the majority favors the juvenile approach...
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But since I have planted a seed of doubt it usually takes 6months to a year before a new pair show up at my door.
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Why do I do this?
Because they are people just like you and me and deserve to be treated as such and given a chance at life. If I can by friendly questions make them in turn question the dogma then I have given them a key to freedom, but it is still up to them if they want to find the lock. Some people are actually better of locked and some people are better of free.
(sorry for the rant)
Depends. Wouldn't you want to free them from the prison of dogma?Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:What's wrong with the juvenile apprach? It gets them off your property. Sure, they have a right ot go door to door, but if you don't like it, you also have the right to get them off your property. Sure, you can be persistent and logical, but that takes all the fun out of it, doesn't it?
The last time I got into an argument with a JW, I calmly pointed out problem after problem with the Bible until he suddenly started yelling at me that The Bible came from God and is perfect, and if it contradicts science and logic, then science and logic are both wrong. I've also visited a JW service to see what it's like, and it's downright frightening, because of all the brainwashing techniques.Steve wrote:Depends. Wouldn't you want to free them from the prison of dogma?