why would you believe this person

Originally posted by RJHinds
Illegal activities was the rule for Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, too.

http://questioningmormonism.wordpress.com/2011/08/12/208/

Charles Russell did nothing illegal, but then again, you don't do reality.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I see reality for you is quite optional, spelling also , Jehovahs Witnesses do not believe that Charles Russell was a prophet, this is the third untruth that you have written.

if you don't think he is a prophet why do you devote your life to him? also how did the watch tower give him all the Lord's goods? is the watch tower the new god?

Originally posted by tim88
if you don't think he is a prophet why do you devote your life to him? also how did the watch tower give him all the Lord's goods? is the watch tower the new god?

I don't devote my life to him, hes dead and has been for 150 years. Look, you don't know anything about Charles Russell, give it up.

Originally posted by tim88
This man is a scammer & dishonest.

Before he got his religious career well underway, Russell promoted what he called "miracle wheat," which he sold at sixty dollars per bushel. He claimed it would grow five times as well as regular wheat. In fact, it grew slightly less well than regular wheat, as was established in court when Russell was sued. Later he mar ...[text shortened]... bean" (which a wag has said probably got that name because it took a thousand years to sprout).

Did he then become President and claim we could keep our health coverage and that our premiums would not go up? 😕