Originally posted by karoly aczelI wouldn't go so far as to call all JW's hypocrates. I may give RC and Galvo a hard time here, but as the good book says "as iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another"
Go Manny, Go!! You tell 'em . Its about time you came out of your shell.
The JWs are hypocrites. There you go Rob, chew on that.
Originally posted by Rajk999So explain to me how that makes sense. Rather than just discard my point like the other JWs here and call me Anti-Christ and other childish names for no reason .. please explain why I am wrong here.
So explain to me how that makes sense. Rather than just discard my point like the other JWs here and call me Anti-Christ and other childish names for no reason .. please explain why I am wrong here.
I am saying that God has made deformities and abnormalities in millions and million of people since he made man, and they exist today in increasing numbers an ...[text shortened]... perfect people and other forces/people messed it up. I cant see any biblical evidence for that.
I am surprised at this response. As far as I can see, I did not discard your point nor did I vilify you in any way. I agreed with your point that God caused the man's blindness; what I denied is that this was specifically what John 9:2 said.
I am saying that God has made deformities and abnormalities in millions and million of people since he made man, and they exist today in increasing numbers and variety. How can you conclude that God made them specifically so that the miraculous works of Christ could be demonstrated on them when Christ only spent a few years healing people?
I don't deny that point. I am not taking on your whole debate; I am just dealing with one single point.
Christ stated clearly that the works of God is manifest in people like that. People will see the power of God in ALL people like that, NOT JUST THE FEW that Christ healed.
Fair enough. As I said before, the Scriptures clearly teach that suffering is ennobling and that it is in fact a grace from God. I don't think Robbie or Galvo have ever read Scripture except for the small excerpts in their JW pamphlets.
Originally posted by Conrau KLol.... Yes I've never read the whole Bible oh wise one!!!
[b]So explain to me how that makes sense. Rather than just discard my point like the other JWs here and call me Anti-Christ and other childish names for no reason .. please explain why I am wrong here.
I am surprised at this response. As far as I can see, I did not discard your point nor did I vilify you in any way. I agreed with your point that God ...[text shortened]... Robbie or Galvo have ever read Scripture except for the small excerpts in their JW pamphlets.[/b]
It amazes me the dumb comments you all continue to make as if you know it all.
Originally posted by Conrau KI understand your point.
[b]So explain to me how that makes sense. Rather than just discard my point like the other JWs here and call me Anti-Christ and other childish names for no reason .. please explain why I am wrong here.
I am surprised at this response. As far as I can see, I did not discard your point nor did I vilify you in any way. I agreed with your point that God ...[text shortened]... Robbie or Galvo have ever read Scripture except for the small excerpts in their JW pamphlets.[/b]
What is your view of this passage :
ISA 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and CREATE EVIL: I the LORD do all these things.
Originally posted by Rajk999Read it over and over and over, very slowly........Make this your one day to think outside your box and learn something Raj!!!!!!
I understand your point.
What is your view of this passage :
ISA 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and CREATE EVIL: I the LORD do all these things.
The Meaning of Jehovah’s Bringing Evil.
Rightly, Jehovah brought evil or calamity upon Adam for his disobedience. Hence, in the Scriptures, Jehovah is referred to as the Creator of evil or calamity. (Isa 45:7; compare KJ.) His enforcing of the penalty for sin, namely, death, has proved to be an evil, or a calamity, for mankind. So, then, evil is not always synonymous with wrongdoing. Examples of evils or calamities created by Jehovah are the Flood of Noah’s day and the Ten Plagues visited upon Egypt. But these evils were not wrongs. Rather, the rightful administration of justice against wrongdoers was involved in both cases. However, at times Jehovah, in his mercy, has refrained from bringing the intended calamity or evil in execution of his righteous judgment because of the repentance on the part of those concerned. (Jon 3:10) Additionally, in having a warning given, Jehovah has undeservedly provided opportunities for the practicers of bad to change their course and thus to keep living.—Eze 33:11.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieHihi..🙂 yep, ok.
ive been called worse, much much worse, water, ducks back, you get the picture. if you really want to antagonise me you need to be pompous and an intellectual snob! seeing your an Aussie, i have no fear of that! but wait!! Conrau could be the anomaly in all of this 😉 I repeat it again, we have transcended every known religious , national and economic barrier, we are truly beautiful!
Yes Conrau does seem to be the anomoly. What about amannion? Too sciency?
Originally posted by galveston75Where did I say evil was synonmous with wrongdoing?
Read it over and over and over, very slowly........Make this your one day to think outside your box and learn something Raj!!!!!!
The Meaning of Jehovah’s Bringing Evil.
Rightly, Jehovah brought evil or calamity upon Adam for his disobedience. Hence, in the Scriptures, Jehovah is referred to as the Creator of evil or calamity. ...[text shortened]... portunities for the practicers of bad to change their course and thus to keep living.—Eze 33:11.
You JWs really are dunces. You make long posts trying to disprove something I never said. And then accuse me of saying it.