Letter from the Jehovah's Witnesses
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cologne2792 said:
It's been a miserable year and people are fed up.
Whether you like JW's or not, at least they're trying to do something positive.
I had a letter and thought it was nice that somebody actually bothered.
I'm in no doubt that trying to recruit new victims is not doing something positive.Whether you like JW's or not, at least they're trying to do something positive.
I had a letter and thought it was nice that somebody actually bothered.
MikeM6 said:
cologne2792 said:
It's been a miserable year and people are fed up.
Whether you like JW's or not, at least they're trying to do something positive.
I had a letter and thought it was nice that somebody actually bothered.
I'm in no doubt that trying to recruit new victims is not doing something positive.Whether you like JW's or not, at least they're trying to do something positive.
I had a letter and thought it was nice that somebody actually bothered.
Presumably, we can just, no?
Some Jehovahs Witnesses and Mormons just don't get the message. A lot of them seem to see you are a project they can convert. I'm an atheist so they usually just feel offended and go away when I tell them.
However I know some people that got a knock at the door and said ' I'm busy now, I'm not really interested', and then same time the next day they called again. Then the next week they were back again with a friend to double the effort.
Although I find the concept of religion utterly bizarre I don't have a problem with anyone practising their chosen religion What really gets my goat is when they pray on vulnerable people or people at their lowest point and try to convert them under the guise of charity.
Although I do know a friend who met a 'sister' on a mission from Brazil with the Church of Latter Day Saints. She was doing more binge drinking and bed-hopping than anything else.
However I know some people that got a knock at the door and said ' I'm busy now, I'm not really interested', and then same time the next day they called again. Then the next week they were back again with a friend to double the effort.
Although I find the concept of religion utterly bizarre I don't have a problem with anyone practising their chosen religion What really gets my goat is when they pray on vulnerable people or people at their lowest point and try to convert them under the guise of charity.
Although I do know a friend who met a 'sister' on a mission from Brazil with the Church of Latter Day Saints. She was doing more binge drinking and bed-hopping than anything else.
Edited by sutoka on Saturday 27th March 16:47
cologne2792 said:
MikeM6 said:
cologne2792 said:
It's been a miserable year and people are fed up.
Whether you like JW's or not, at least they're trying to do something positive.
I had a letter and thought it was nice that somebody actually bothered.
I'm in no doubt that trying to recruit new victims is not doing something positive.Whether you like JW's or not, at least they're trying to do something positive.
I had a letter and thought it was nice that somebody actually bothered.
Presumably, we can just, no?
Do not think for one minute they are doing this to be nice, or as some act of kindness.
I had a few "encounters" with a young lady who's family were jehova's witnesses, it was a secret thing because they were not to know unless I was prepared to join up.
I almost did join because at the time she was by far and away the most attractive and enthusiastic girlfriend I had been involved with.
I am not religious in the slightest and I was not prepared to fake such a belief even though she was fit and went like a train.
Shame really, I liked her.
I almost did join because at the time she was by far and away the most attractive and enthusiastic girlfriend I had been involved with.
I am not religious in the slightest and I was not prepared to fake such a belief even though she was fit and went like a train.
Shame really, I liked her.
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