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1. That won’t persuade my enemies. 2. Don’t let your guard down. (I’ve witnessed people go rogue.) 3. Things aren’t always what they appear to be.* When I was still teaching I required my students to join and participate on internet discussion forums. They were given a list of forums...

I would let Jesus preach Jesus to such a person. Indeed. What demons offer has an expiration date. What Jesus offers has no expiration date. Jesus offers immortality and all that comes with it, reigning with him as kings and priests on the earth.

Here’s a link to one of the programs. You won’t need to watch the whole program in order to get the concept ... but you might want to!

Yes. Have you heard what my enemies here say about me? They (mis)apply 2 Corinthians 11: 11-15 to me. The preacher appears to be a wonderful person but is really a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The fruit looks good on the surface but is actually rotten. I need no pit up no defense against them...

I’m looking for an analogy. @Pancho Frijoles are you by any chance familiar with an old American television game show called “To Tell the Truth”?

There’s no guarantee that a person would stop worshiping demons and start believing in Jesus. Jesus offers them the life of the age to come. They can’t have it apart from him.

Yes. That’s why I mentioned specifically what it would take for me to believe deities operating under other names are the same God as the God of Israel. Ahura Mazada is similar to Yahweh but there are also distinct, and major differences, between them. Because of that, I’m not persuaded that...

It’s fine to disagree, and to be expected in interfaith conversations. There are always points of agreement and points of disagreement. They worship demons without even knowing it. Their lives are wrapped up in the things of this age and they enjoy them to the hilt. Many engage in some form of...

There are similarities but are there not also differences?

Many who worship false gods / demons are happy, healthy, wealthy, loving, prosperous and generous to varying degrees. By those metrics they lead a “good life”. Satan promised Jesus the entire world, conditionally. Jesus turned it down. Satan promises people all kinds of good things. Billions...