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God is the Judge, not me. I just urge people to follow Him the best I can. And anyways my comment was more speaking against the position that I see so commonly that “X denomination is damned” or”you must believe as I do or you are damned”.

Oh course!

Agreed. Christ looks on the heart, not the label on the pew.

Men are that they might have joy. Also bringing joy and glory to God.

This is a multi-denominational site. Every person has a right to be here. And no one is being sneaky about it.

It’s not ran by JW. That comment was made by a person new to the forum and was surprised by the fact that there are multiple JW persons on here because one of the first threads he went to was a “is Jesus the Son of God” one.

You coming to Christ is awesome!

I’m sorry if I offended- that was not my intention. Of course you don’t need to justify yourself to me. I was also just stating my beliefs and understanding ( and lack thereof).

By saying “I do” I mean to actually get married. Then move in together, have sex, and live as a committed couple. I know it’s very common today for people to say “I’m committed to my boyfriend “, and live together like a married couple without actually getting married. I have many close...

For me, I just don’t understand the saying “we are committed” but not refusing to say “I do”. If you are truly commited, why do you not say “I do”? Why are you holding back? Especially for Christians.

I would point out that the act of actually saying “yes we are committed” and showing that commitment by saying “I do” getting married is important. I see too many couples that live together and say that they are committed, but shy away from marriage because “well you never know..”.

Looking what to talk about…. Maybe I should do another round of “Mythbusting about what Mormons believe “ or just something else…

Thank you, these questions/answers really help me understand your perspective. For me, godliness/divinity isn't about how old a person is but rather how they are -- their goodness, love, grace, mercy, justice, etc. The Father is divine- He is perfect in all those ways, He is God. The Son is...

Do you believe Christ didn’t exist before being born of Mary?

...I"m still not understanding. Maybe a different angle will help. In your belief, how is Christ alike & different than the Father? In your belief, how is Christ alike & different than you? If you want i can post my answer to those same questions.

I’m still not understanding how you are defining a divine (meaning “Godly”) person as not “God”. again: obviously the Father and Son are two different people.

People can play translation games for about any interpretation of anything.

The water analogy is actually modalism: wherein 1 person has 3 different roles.

I’m stating that your methods here are not productive. You’re not asking because you respect JW people or beleifs, or want to sincerely learn about them. You’re asking because you want to (in your perspective) prove them wrong and prove your views right. And yes, you can have the slug down, but...

As I stated earlier: I’m not a JW and passionately disagree with JW theology and culture. very passionately. However, your methods here aren’t going to change any JW hearts. If you yourself are looking to better understand God’s Truth, I would refer you to Gods words in scripture and prayer...