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  1. Wrangler

    What are the main doctrinal differences between Jehovah's Witnesses and mainstream Christianity?

    Typical trinitarian debate tactic. I provide 7 verses supporting a conclusion. You sweep them all off the table of discussion and prop up only your own verse for consideration. If you only look at evidence in support of a proposition, you'll never consider the strength of the argument AGAINST...
  2. Wrangler

    What are the main doctrinal differences between Jehovah's Witnesses and mainstream Christianity?

    Well, there are 2 questions here. Whose throne is it? God's. Who is sitting on God's throne? Another Being, aka, his son. This is analogous to you driving my car. Even if you drive my car for a long time, it remains my car. Rather than rely on this backdoor logic, there is abundant explicit...
  3. Wrangler

    What are the main doctrinal differences between Jehovah's Witnesses and mainstream Christianity?

    There is no such verse that calls Jesus this, which explains why you did not provide a NT citation.
  4. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Attacking me will not change your destiny. The choice is A. life through obedience to God; or B. Death. Your insolent supposition there is any other choice defaults your answer to B. So, be it.
  5. Wrangler

    Christianity requires fear, guilt, and conformity

    LOL. Dude - you are the one with a God complex. Your ego is so big, you presume to be in the judgement seat over your own Creator.
  6. Wrangler

    Christianity requires fear, guilt, and conformity

    Wrong. You are so twisted you confuse light for dark. So indoctrinated are you with cultural Marxism hatred of dividing people you cannot untwist your thinking to see and hear straight.
  7. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    No. Just pointing out the same point can be said in different ways. You have made it clear repeatedly that you choose death. So be it.
  8. Wrangler

    Christianity requires fear, guilt, and conformity

    The evidence presented is not limited to the human brain. This begs the question of why you moved the goal post? It’s obvious you are not being honest with yourself.
  9. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    No. Not hatred. Sadness. Non-Christians have chosen death. Although beloved, we must respect your choice.
  10. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Not an option. Life or death. Choose wisely.
  11. Wrangler

    Christianity requires fear, guilt, and conformity

    Not even a clever dodge. You know why the natural world obeys mathematical law, you just don’t want to admit it.
  12. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Yup. False supposition of equality. Humans eat flesh. Not too respectful of other life forms freedoms. You don’t even know what to do with this freedom you seek. You don’t even know what the purpose is of your existence.
  13. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Insolent attempt to create an option without eternal consequences. Life or death? Choose wisely.
  14. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Creation is an act of love. However, YHWH is not boundless love. He is also holy and just. Even though you choose death, he still loves you.
  15. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    So says the man with a God complex, who want to dictate to his Creator. With your attitude of hubris, no one can deny you deserve death. It's not your way or the highway. It's YHWY's way or the highway.
  16. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Where is your evidence for this absurd claim?
  17. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Totally wrong. Predictably, your priorities are not right. The 1C clearly states God is first. You are making an IDOL of knowledge, which comes after God. There are 2 basic choices: Life (via obedience to God) Death (even as knowledge is acquired) Choose wisely.
  18. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Sure it is! Your go to response is to appeal to your God complex and define free will to mean one who has "true" feel will is God. We all know actual free will is the basis for Judgment. Our own justice and prison system would morally collapse if there was no such thing as free will - properly...
  19. Wrangler

    Nothing much left to say

    Again, yup. You don't think the Creator ought to have the authority to command his creation? This is why Atheism is fundamentally illogical.