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In light of the recent Twitter files, this is the most naive - or proof of effective propaganda indoctrination - sentence ever written.

What verse says that?

Look up the meaning of rescind.

Sad but there is truth in what you write. They don’t see it. Some time ago I realized many Christians are idolators; they’ve made their doctrines into an IDOL. Such IDOLATORS create what is not in Scripture, a doctrinal purity test. Such IDOLATRY led to the Inquisitions. Lacking political...

Agreed. In conclusion, denomination is repeatedly supported in Scripture. Some allocate the support to other terms.

It is backed up by Scripture. Re-read my posts of denomination in Scripture.

Capitalism has failed, they'll say. Use this as an excuse to 'go Green' they will.

As true as this may be, it is not a salvation issue, right?

Some time ago you listed some common myths believed in Christendom. I forget what they all were. However, what needs to be added is the myth that there is one lord and one god. (See thread REAL lowercase gods in Scripture) For Americans, we may have one President (note use of capitalization)...

There is no relationship between his last words, which were personal, and the verses in Revelation under discussion, which is end times, as you know. Not sure why you are limiting ‘the woman’ to Mary rather than to spiritual Israel, as the NRSV Study Notes indicates. What exactly is your basis...

I suspect that is the source of the confusion.

I have no idea why you posted this in response to my question for you to share the details of God telling you the Anti-Christ is here in 1986. Perhaps, I came across as flippant with my "Woe." My apologies. Your post struck me as one of the most profound revelations of all-time. I thought you'd...

Yes, there is no doubt that as a child of Israel, Mary gave birth to the Messiah. However, the verses are talking about more than merely merely and her progeny. While we are children of God, we are the bride of Christ. Nowhere in Scripture does it say anything like we are the children of Mary...

One is biblical. The other is not.

No, I'm not sure. Just passing on the NSRV Study Notes. The notion of "the woman" referring to Mary does not hold up to scrutiny because her children are long dead and the passage is prophetic. It talks about future persecution of the woman's children by the dragon. Plus, the chapter ends with...

Friend, this is the last time I will say it; You are getting caught up in the weeds. We all belong to the Christian faith; subscribe to Romans 10:9. Beyond that, denominational differences over other doctrinal matters are mute. Rom 14:1, 13; Jam 4:11-12. There are many threads here that delve...

One thing that surprised me about the study note is that the battle with the serpent is said in the study note to begin with Christ's resurrection. I have not been able to reconcile that with the serpent being in the garden of Eden.

I've said it many times, thank God there is no doctrinal purity test. IMO, this thread has tested JW's and you've passed the test. You and the other JW's have expressed your doctrines - and the reasons for it well. Folks like @Ronald Nolette have fiercely argued a subjective standard, akin to...

While I think JW are wrong about the physical resurrection, I don't think being wrong about it means you area not Christians.

Revelation 12:13-17 NRSV The Dragon Fights Again on Earth 13 So when the dragon saw that he had been thrown down to the earth, he pursued[a] the woman who had delivered the male child. 14 But the woman was given the two wings of the great eagle, so that she could fly from the serpent into the...