| 12/21/05 |
Are you kidding me? Trying to make
money off a dumb topic like "defend yourself from the attacks of Jehovah's
Witnesses". Attacks? Really? Really? Did you seriously say that?
No, we didn't say that - really!
Really! HAHAHAHAHA I needed a good laugh! Here's
what you REALLY need
www.howtomasterreading.com
And no I am not a baptisted Witness,
(what exactly is a "baptisted Witness"?
)
I just think you are a sad sad person trying to make money off religion just
like those "preachers" on TV. WOW I am still stuck on the whole attack
thing!!! That has to be the funniest thing I have ever heard! {Didi}
Well, when you find out where you
actually heard it, let us know! Maybe we can laugh with you instead of...nevermind. |
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Oh,
dear sweet Didi, you are just so ripe for the picking for our cult-friends.
We are so sorry you chose not to respond to our repeated emails.
Perhaps the "Mother-Ship's" firewall won't let you receive emails.
Regardless, maybe you can help
us out - if the next planet you land on offers book and CD publishing for
FREE, let us know - then we won't have to charge people for our material and
you can sleep better at night. |
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| 12/20/05 |
u know that in Jesus day, the
religious leaders spoke against Gods word of truth, theirfore Jesus rejected
them, they are doomed for destruction(MT23:15). Is their anyway possible
that Jehovah' Witness is right as a whole
(no), what are the
olds? (I don't know what
the olds are
).
Do they not believe that if you speak out against the word of truth,
that that is the unforgivable sin. Question is could you be commiting that
sin? {Nathan} |
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I'm sorry Nathan, we just don't get your point
at all.
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| 11/24/05 |
You people are dumba{CENSORED}s.
Maybe you should spend your time contributing helpful things to the world.
Have fun with your meaningless lives now, bye bye. {Cassie} |
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And
a "Happy Thanksgiving" to you, Cassie. Be careful not to put any food
in that mouth, it's filthy! |
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| 11/17/05
 
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Yall are false false false
you clearly fotn know the truth about the two religous groups you have
attacked (you're right, we "fotn"), and are so far off it is not even funny. clearly you should spend
more time studying and less time lying sofften your heart and recieve the
pleasing word of god, do not be foole, so not teach men by your own precepts
and understanding. in short only the truth can be known by the manifold
grace of god, and you should seek it. |
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(And you all just think it's so easy sitting here and reading these
emails, don't you) |
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| 10/19/05 |
It is really sad that you waste time
and money printing lies about such good and truthful people as the Jehovah's
Witnesses! Then on top of it all you sinfully make a prophet
("prophet" - there's a
Freudian slip
)
off such lies too....I will pray for you that you may be found by
such kind hearted door to door visitors that freely share the truth of God's
word. Thanks!
Please do - I've got 100+ years of documented false prophecies, doctrinal
flip-flops and contradictions I'd like to ask them about! |
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Hey,
here's a thought - before you start popping off about all the "lies" we're
printing - try actually going through the program!
At least we actually READ all the JW stuff before we drew conclusions... |
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| 10/8/05 |
I am not a Jehovah's witness, but
the mere fact that you are trying to profit off of them is clear to me that
your information is false.
Well, that's logical
Hey, does the fact that THEY make money by
attacking the Christian church make them false?
Here is what I have to say to all of the false prophets. God will have the
clear and final word over all. You will be held responsible for the
countless numbers of people you mislead and try to make money off of.
AMEN! WE RESOUND YOUR
SENTIMENTS TO THOSE FALSE PROPHETS!
See you when God takes over as ruler.
OK!!!
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| 10/6/05 |
stop tryin to crush others and try
building
my
friend. you really took hold of the preaching work (I
don't understand what that means). behind a computer and preaching
lies..stand up and offer your "free" service at the doors show ur face
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Yet
another person who has not tried either program calling us liars. Hey,
at least we READ your stuff before we commented on it... |
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| 9/30/05 |
Hi, I was really glad to talk
with you and thank you for praying with me. I had been
studying with the Jehovah's Witnesses for almost 5 years. I'm so
thankful to you for sending me the truth before I became a jw. May our
HOLY FATHER BLESS YOU THRU JESUS NAME, amen. {Helen} |
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PRAISE BE TO OUR GREAT GOD AND SAVIOR, JESUS CHRIST! It is His
hand that reached out and pulled you from the certain death as He did for
Peter (Matthew 14:28). Take awe in THAT Helen! That He loves
you as much as He loved those that walked with Him as He walked the
earth! We will continue
to pray for you and may God continue to bless you and make His presence felt
in your life. |
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| 9/17/05 |
i dont think that the jehovah
witnessess are people who are questioning any ones faith they want people to
see and acknoledge everyhting that's on the bible and not what other people
teach them ....... (HEY - THAT'S
PRECISELY OUR GOAL!) {CLM} |
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As far as the Jehovah's
Witnesses, however...
Is their teaching that Jesus
is really Michael the Archangel in the Bible?
How about the IMPERSONALITY of
the Holy Spirit?
That Jesus didn't PHYSICALLY
rise from the dead?
The non-existence of hell?
Not celebrating holidays?
Rejecting blood transfusions?
See what I mean...
Thank you for writing, and
visiting our website! If you have any other questions, please let us
know!
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| 9/9/05 |
Good job! Bless you for having the
courage to reveal the truth. Reading your other emails, it's obvious that
the truth sometimes hurts. Hang in there. I've found some great stuff here,
and will be referring my sweet, naive, LDS visitors here when they start
looking for answers their church doesn't have! Thank you for shedding His
Light on these matters. {Adina} |
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Praise be to the Lord - He's the one that has put the passion and love in
our hearts for these wonderful (yet mislead) people.
We GREATLY appreciate your
sentiment - it goes a long way around here when the majority of the emails
are unsubstantiated personal attacks regarding us or our motives. We
are blessed knowing that God led you to our site and even further grateful
knowing that you were blessed by your visit.
Thank you again. |
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| 9/3/05 |
What do you consider to be the "true gospel of Jesus Christ"? {D'Ann}
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Great
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The true gospel of Jesus
Christ is that the one God of the universe, sent his one and only son,
Jesus, who being in very nature God Himself, took on the form of a servant
(humanity). He came to earth, was crucified for the sins of the world,
was dead and buried. On the third day He physically rose from the dead and
eventually ascended back to Heaven.
By placing our trust in Jesus'
sacrifice alone for each individual, we may spend eternity with Him.
I hope I answered that
clearly. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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| 9/1/05 |
You are the ones perpetuating the
lies. When confronted with inaccuracies the watchtower society revises it's
material to the more accurate interptation. (Why should an organization being led by Jehovah EVER need to
revise anything? Does Deuteronomy 18:20-22 say a prophet is allowed to
"revise" what they claim to be from God?) I know for a fact
that the y have always identified Jesus the son of Jehovah as Michial the
same angel that was with God in the begining and the one that has cast satan
out of heaven into the vicinity of the earth, and wo to the earth and wo to
mankind. {Faithfull witness} |
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“His position is
contrasted with that of men and angels, as he is Lord of both having 'all
power on heaven and earth.' Hence it is said, 'Let all God's angels worship
him': (that must include Michael, the chief angel, hence Michael is not the
Son of God).” |
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The Watchtower
Nov. 1879 p. 4
PARENTHESIS THEIRS!!!! |
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So much for what you "know for a fact". |
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| 8/26/05
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You are a false prophet!
(What?)
If there was a hell you would being going to it! Just as Jesus kicked the money
changers from the temple, he will soon come back and kick you and your
friends out of the earth, forever.
(Gosh, I LOVE it
when you people write) Keep working for Satan the Devil if you like,
he is only leading you to death, where you will join him. Soon the earth
will be rid of you and everyone else who do not obey the bible's teaching's,
leaving only the true christians who are actually doing Jehovah God's will
here on earth to enjoy a paradise world forever. I hope all your money makes
you happy on this earth, because you won't be able to take it with you to
Sheol, the place to which you are going. Unless of course you repent and do
the will of Jehovah. But first you have to find out what that will is. Have
a wonderful day.
Hey -
thanks! You too! |
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THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for writing!
We
could sit here and tell everyone how JW's never argue from reason or logic
and just vault into emotional
attacks, but who'd believe us? We could SAY how JW's never want to
talk about the issues (125 years of false prophecies, doctrinal flip-flops
and complete lack of Biblical interpretation skills), but you would never
get the full picture unless you saw it. Well, here is an example!
Thank you for your gentleness
and respect (I Peter 3:15) - you might want to highlight that verse in your
NWT. |
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| 8/13/05 |
Dear DYD,
You guys are a breath of fresh air in a stale world polluted by cult
teachings of Witnesses and Mormons. People argue that you attack what you
don't understand, and while you've studied it, I have lived both.
I
was raised a Witness, and have broken off from them, and while I was in my
search for Christ, I ran across the mormons. Little did I know what I was
getting myself into.
I'm happy to announce that two years ago, I finally and happily gave my life
to Jesus Christ, and accepted Him as my Savior.
 I
have never looked back a day since then, though I still receive much
persecution from my family cause I've "given up on the truth". Anyway,
I wanted to let you know that I think your website is awesome, really well
researched, and I would like to offer my help if you should ever need more
insights into the Witnesses as I was there the longest. I welcome any
emails or replies to this letter. I wish you all the best, and as written
in Numbers 6:24-26, "May God bless you and keep you. May He lift up his
face to shine upon you and give you peace!"
In His Presence,
Trevor |
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It sounds like you've been
brought through a lot by God's sustaining hand. Thank you for sharing
your experiences.
Thank you even more for your
blessing and words of encouragement. 75% of the emails we get
are...well...let's just say, "not so encouraging". Yours is certainly a
blessing to us - and a wonderful way to start off a Monday.
Thank you again.
May God continue to bless you,
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| 8/8/05 |
I visited your web page. I was
wondering if your ministry does any work with Mormons themselves (for
example, do you ever picket or pass out literature in Salt Lake City during
LDS general conferences) or if yours is strictly a teaching ministry that
tries to educate other Evangelical Christians about Mormons and others. (Derl) |
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No, we do not picket or pass
out literature to Mormons. Our goal is to reach them EFFECTIVELY and,
while we understand that picketing and tracting is a method of reaching
them, we don't believe it to be the "most effective" one.
While educating Christians is
important, we also hope to take it to the next level and TRAIN Christians
how to share the gospel in I Peter 3:15 way.
I hope that answered your
question. Thank you for writing!
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| 7/23/05 |
Why do you people insist on tearing
others down? I am a LDS woman, and have been a member of the church since I
was 8 and I was raised in an LDS home. Believe it or not, I do happen to
know a little something about my own faith.
("Little" being the operative
word here - you scored a 10 out of 24 on your LDS SAT.)
You people
who claim to have answers that we don't are sick.
(But when Mormons claim to have
answers that Christians don't, that's fine, right?)
Do you see
us having anti-jewish, anti-catholic, or other anti-religion web sites? NO.
I have never in my life ridiculed someone else for NOT being of my faith-
why do you all insist on ridiculing us?
Not once have we ridiculed Mormons - period. This
is just 100% not true. Leave us alone? Have you served a
mission? Not an LDS mission...
Have you been taught the discussion?
Yes, many times. Have you been in
the temple? You know they don't
let non-Mormons in. Have you ever read the book of Mormon?
Yes - the 1830 Edition AND
the current edition which are OVER 4,000 WORDS DIFFERENT.
If
not- how can you have any say at all concerning our faith? And if you have-
SHAME ON YOU for turning against your faith against God and what you know to
be true. Back off okay. |
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What I find terribly
disheartening is that you attack our program without really knowing
anything about it. I only came to the point of critiquing the LDS Church
AFTER I studied it. I don't think it would be fair otherwise. Don't you
think it is fair to judge claims people make - or should we just "take
their word for it"? What about Muhammad? Should we take HIS word for it
too? He originally set up the whole "burning in the bosom" test found in
Moroni, and millions of Muslims claim that God is testifying to THEM that
Islam is the true faith - so what exactly makes them wrong and you right?
As far as our programs being
"anti - " programs, that's not essentially true either. Remember, it was
Joseph Smith who fired the first shot - he was the one that claimed that
all Christian denominations were abominations (in the official account of
the First Vision - there are 6 varying other accounts not discussed on
Sunday mornings at your ward). It is our intention to DEFEND
CHRISTIANITY from JOSEPH'S attack. In the process we show how
Joseph Smith and Brigham Young fail the test of a true prophet of God so
plainly that it is SCARY.
I understand as a lifelong
Mormon you don't want to hear that, and that's fine. However, there
ARE people (Mormons included) that wish to serve God more than they wish
to serve the Mormon church.
There are those people who have left the Mormon church to serve God as
Christians once they realize that, when observed objectively, there is
simply NO WAY that God set up the LDS Church. The other side of the
coin are people who are so entrenched in the LDS church that they'll do
ANYTHING to preserve it - even in the face of clear evidence that it is
NOT God's church - they cling to a "feeling" and comfort instead of to the
Lord - that's your choice. They email here with open hostility (as
you have) and chastise us for doing the same thing their missionaries do
everyday (how ironic) .
I'm sorry you take such
offense at what you perceive our program to be - if you try it, I am
certain you will find that it is not an "attack piece" or anything of the
like. It is a simple, straightforward evaluation of Mormon teachings
using Mormon publications - not speculation or hearsay - strictly
contextual publications.
I look forward to hearing from
you.
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| 7/15/05 |
your gay
get proof liar! i
aint takin anything from you (Maria) |
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Brilliant sentiment - take the rest of the day off, you must be exhausted
from all that mental productivity. I'm sure Maria meant that we are
just a group of happy people...which is actually true. Don't you just love the
"gentleness and respect" (I Peter 3:15) we receive from some of our fans?
It just makes you feel warm and fuzzy all over, doesn't it
?
Incidentally, do 50+
photocopies of actual organization publications qualify as "proof"?
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| 7/10/05 |
You guys are idiots :)
Have fun ruining peoples lives! (Brad) |
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So much for that whole 1 Peter
3:15 principle, eh Brad?
Interesting how you equate
evaluating Mormonism against Biblical Christianity as "ruining people's
lives".
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| 7/6/05 |
Hi! Intereseting site. I'm sure you
get a lot of these types of emails so I'll try to be brief :) I could be
wrong, I often am, but the Bible says that God in an eternal unchanging
being right? So by that logic, shouldn't the things He does today be the
same as the things He did in ancient times?
(FALLACY
ALERT!: Category Mistake. To say God
is "unchanging" does not mean that there is no variation in anything God is
involved with - see below, Point #1) As far as organized
religion goes shouldn't there be a prophet (Old testament Moses, Abraham,
etc.) who serves as God's mouthpiece on earth today then?
Not necessarily. It was needed then
because there was not a completed scripture, it is no longer needed (see
below #2). Wouldn't God's church be organized the way
Jesus organized it with apostles and all?
No. The Bible says these offices
were "foundational" to establishing the church (Ephesians 2:19-20) - the church WAS BUILT on
that foundation, and STILL STANDS on it. Maybe Catholics
consider the pope the prophet?
Not generally nor in the same sense.
But in one of your replies to another email (on your mailbox page) you
seemed to say that all the orthodox Christian churches (Catholics,
Protestants, Lutheran, etc.) are leading people to salvation.
Any church that teaches the
Biblical identity of Jesus Christ and that faith in Him is the only "work"
necessary for salvation is leading people to salvation.
Don't
Protestants by definition reject the popes authority? Which would mean they
reject God's prophet on earth (if the Catholics actually consider him a
prophet...I don't know that they do.)right? So where is the organization
that Christ set up in those churches?
The Apostles set up the offices of teachers, Elders
Deacons, (non-foundational, operating offices) - those still exist in most
protestant churches. Regardless, church membership and/or structure
has nothing to do with salvation through faith in Christ alone. Are
the Catholics right to have the pope as God's mouthpiece? If they are then
aren't the other orthodox Christians in the wrong to reject that authority?
And if the pope isn't God's mouthpiece then who is?
JESUS CHRIST (Hebrews
1:1-2) Protestants
reject the Pope as the infallible interpreter of the Bible, but that has
nothing to do with salvation. The Bible tells us that we need no man
to teach us and that salvation is found in the message of the Bible.
The only "formal" organization that I have found that matches what Christ
seemed to have is the prophet and apostles set up that the LDS church has.
Actually the Bible says that the
APOSTLES rank higher than the Prophet...quite unlike the LDS.
They seem to believe in the same kinds of things that happened in the old
and new testament with visions and miracles the like too (regarding the
angels appearing to Joseph Smith etc.)
Yeah, but the problem is,
Joseph's story kept changing. Many Christians affirm miracles and
visions ... and many don't change their account 8 times!. So to come
full circle here, if God is an unchanging being that does the same things
forever and ever doesn't the Mormon church make sense? .Hope you can follow
my logic there and thanks in advance for your reply. Good luck with
everything.
-Isaac in Japan
P.S. Oh and what do you think about The DaVinci Code...? |
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Now
see, many of us can learn from Isaac here - this is a well-thought out
email! Nice work Isaac!
OK Now to your main
questions...
1. God is an
unchangeable being by nature. This is metaphysically true (He is
immutable) and we are told His purpose is unchanging (Heb 6:17) as well.
What God's unchangeable nature DOES NOT mean is that we will never see
variety when
He is involved. There is variation within the scope of God's activities.
In other words, depending on the "scope" of what you're viewing there will
be differences. For example, if my scope was God's "daily activities", I
could point to weather changes and say, "Hey wait a minute, I thought God
is UNCHANGING! Why was the weather sunny yesterday and stormy today?" If
however, I view things on the scope of God's eternal maintenance of our
planet, I can see that He hasn't changed, He has kept our planet a
specific distance from the sun with a specific tilt and provided an
"unchanging" atmosphere through which he produces weather variations.
2. I would agree that God
does things CONSISTENT with the way He has always done things.
While He led His people via a prophet in the past, if you understand that
was a necessary feature of a world without a completed scripture, it makes
sense. It also stands then to reason when He said that since He had
placed His Son on earth and finalized scripture through Him (via the
Apostles), that it was no longer necessary to continue the practice of a
prophet (Reference Hebrews 1:1-2). According to 2 Timothy 3:15, we have
all we need. What HAS NOT CHANGED is the fact that God has not left
the world without His leadership and His words - a prophet(s) then, the
Scriptures now.
3. Now, I will say that it
IS POSSIBLE that God COULD establish a prophet on earth (just that it is
not NECESSARY). The real question becomes WHETHER OR NOT GOD DOES have a
true prophet on earth. We used the Biblical test for a prophet (Deut.
18:20-22, Duet. 13:1-5) and due to the false predictions and Brigham Young
teaching that ADAM was God, we know that Joseph Smith, Brigham Young and
the prophets of the Jehovah's Witnesses were FALSE PROPHETS. It is not
consistent, therefore, that God would allow a false prophet to initiate
something that He would ordain (inasmuch as He condemns false prophets to
death).4.
There is no requirement for salvation that has anything to do with
belonging to a particular church. Merely TRYING to structure a
church in the same way as was done by the apostles does not make the
church "TRUE". The Mormon church has many of the same titles, but
they are clearly not organized the way the New Testament church was.
As far as the DaVinci Code
goes, I don't give it much consideration - the author admits it's
fictional.
Hope my answers have helped,
let me know if you have any other questions,
In His Name and For His
Service,
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| 7/3/05 |
You can't possibly charge someone
for TRUE scriptural defense. Even Jesus healed and raised the dead for free.
Notice the poor logical flow -
sentence one has nothing to do with sentence two.
And Jehovah's Witnesses (NO affiliation with LDS group) offer
spiritual truth for FREE! You just can't beat free. Even God agrees. :-)
(Rosemary) |
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Where exactly do all of you people live?
I'm assuming wherever it is,
that everyone just runs around giving things away for free! Apparently
the greatest crime in this Land
of Freebies is asking
someone to pay for something that costs money to produce! And,
according to Rosemary, the Bible you all use in this Land of Freebies
says that it is a sin to do otherwise!
Well apparently the
JW's of
www.bookbind.net
never got that version... |
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| 6/13/05 |
Thank you so very much. May God
continue to bless you all in Spirit and truth. May your ministry contiually
grow to the fullest, shinning the truth until Jesus Christ comes again.
(Rich) |
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Thank YOU so much for your
encouragement. You really have NO IDEA what sentiments like yours mean to
us around here. You have truly enriched our lives today - truly.
God Bless you.
Now get out there and give 'em
Heaven!
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| 6/10/05 |
Why are the first two lines in your opening statments a lie
?!!! (They introduce themselves as "Bible Students") Mormons never do that
Can you awanser that?
(Arthur) |
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Arthur,
The products are to
teach people how to communicate with Jehovah's Witnesses AND Mormons (not
just Mormons). JW's do introduce themselves, on occasion, as "Bible
Students".
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| 5/24/05 |
Dear DYD.com,
For the past 5 years or so, I have felt compelled to look further into the
Mormon religion. This dates back to when I became friends with a young
Mormon Elder. They're really just wonderful kids
aren't they?
Their
sincerity and love for God are the big reasons we do this.
Since then I have really been striving to find out more: why
do they believe what they do, where is it coming from, etc...?! I didn’t
get it, not one bit! These were smart people! But this was all I needed in
order to dig deeper (sound a bit like Joseph Smith referring to James 1:5?)
Well, my concerns were different; I know what the Bible says about false
prophets, deceiving spirits, and what it takes in order to receive salvation
and my problem was simple: these people (most importantly my friend) thought
so very differently! All the questions I could think of were attempted to
be answered by my Mormon friend (as well as others) but he did as good as he
could- as good as anyone could do... but there were still so many “ends left
open”. For example: the failed prophecies (overthrown gov’t, J.S. not dying
until ready, Jackson County temple, etc.), the changing of the Bible, the
many ‘revisions’ of the Book of Mormon, etc, etc, etc. Last week I heard
Scott speak about this program (at our church) and I was so impressed. I bought everything
there (even though it was offered free if anyone couldn’t afford it)
WHAT!?
FREE!? HE'S FIRED! and
have been knee deep in the studies since. I thank you and this ministry for
what you are doing. I feel bad for those who are becoming so defensive over
this website and most importantly for those who have been deceived!
Amen. I thank
God that I was lucky enough to be raised in a Christian home because I can
only imagine how hard it must be for the Mormons to find the right way (I
say this because it is my understanding that it is extremely hard to leave
the church, let alone confront and question it). If anyone out there is
questioning their Mormon belief I pray they look into the materials here and
look up the video “The God Makers”. Not a bad
recommendation - here's a link www.saintsalive.org
God Bless,
Chanelle |
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Thanks for writing Chanelle. You attend a truly wonderful and exciting
church (
www.cornerstoneforlife.com ) that is fully devoted to God and His word.
It was an honor to be invited.
It's great to hear you
enjoyed the presentation and the materials. It's our prayer that God
will use it to prepare you for the next Mormon He brings to your door -
please keep us informed and let us know their names - we'd love to put them
on our Prayer List.
May God bless you for seeking
to reach His lost sheep, and may He reward you for your service to Him. |
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| 5/10/05 |
I think that this entire website is
bologna!
(Boy,
try asking those all-knowing JW's to go over I Peter 3:15 with you)
If the way you believe is the correct way, then how could your faith
be questioned. Jehovah's witnesses know more about the bible than any other
religion I have ever seen! I am in search of a religion to belong to, and
Jehovah's witnesses have been the only ones who are able to answer any
questions I have had and they can actually show me where it talks about what
I ask about in the Bible. So know what you are talking about before you
judge something that you know nothing about!
(A
bit hypocritical, isn't it? I mean you haven't tried our
program, yet you've judged us AND our program...)
(Tracy) |
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Tracy,
One's faith can be questioned
if they are not well-versed in the Bible - that's a big part of our
program - to encourage people to STUDY their Bibles!

Jehovah's Witnesses are
experts in Biblical eisogesis (reading things INTO the text) versus
exegesis (allowing the text to speak for itself). I'd LOVE to hear what
questions the JW's were able to answer from the Bible - would you be
willing to share some?
Considering you frown on
people who "judge something that (they) know nothing about", I have to say
that I am a little disappointed that you have judged our program without
really knowing what it says. 
I am of the opinion that if
they ARE who they claim to be, then WE ALL SHOULD BE JW'S!
Unfortunately, the facts prove that they are not. In researching and
studying the Watchtower for over 10 years, I know quite a bit about the
organization and their beliefs. Would you be willing to study our program
and give it the same fair assessment? We do have a money-back
guarantee.
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I recently stumbled upon your
website while surfing the net and found it to be interesting. As a lifetime
active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints I have
heard many of the arguments against the church lots of times. The matter of
fact is that logic does not prove or disprove truth.
(Oh, wait...it gets better...) Truth exists
separate from logic and reason.
(see...here we go...) Granted as human
beings we are given the ability to reason to help seek out and recognize
truth, ultimately reason alone is not enough to prove anything.
(WE TOLD
YOU!!!!) That is the purpose of the Holy Ghost.
Really? Where does it say that the purpose of
the Holy Ghost is to prove truth? Mormons do not
believe that feelings show us Joseph Smith was a prophet, we believe the
Holy Ghost does. There is a big difference between feelings and the Holy
Ghost and learning to recognize that is part of the process of becoming born
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Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner!
Oh sure, I could try to explain
the level of mind control either organization has over their members, but a
verbal picture is worth a thousand words, isn't it?
Mind you, we responded
promptly and kindly to Benjamin - after all it's not his fault! He
has merely been misled. Please pray for him (we added him to the
Prayer List ourselves) anyone who will reject logic as a test for EVERYTHING
has got some serious problems (although one has to wonder whether he used
"logic" to determine the truth of the position that logic cannot prove or
disprove truth...)
Only God can break this hold.
Benjamin - if you read this -
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| 4/15/05 |
Just wanted to let you know that I
loved how you presented the material in the Mormonism CD's. You guys have
done a great job. I have already sent 6 people to your site. My pastor is
looking at what you sent me and is impressed. My husband wants to evaluate
it now and I'm so glad. Trying to get him to look at what has changed
my mind has been hard. This will let him see it withoutfeeling like it's me
pushing him. (Sharon) |
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Thank you!
Plenty of room at the Lamb's Banquet table! (Just
pass the desert leftovers my way - no calories in Heaven, you know!) |
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| 4/8/05 |
The Christ I know, teaches people of
a gospel of love toward our fellow man.
Hey, that sounds like the one we know too! Not
once do I recall him attacking others beliefs except by teaching the truth.
Well, that's true for the
most part, but check John 8:44. I feel sorry for you.
Brother
- you don't know the half of it - thanks! Christ taught
his gospel. I know - so
do we! He didn't go around teaching against others.
(Um...Chas...have
you looked at this?
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Gosh I wish people would practice what they preach! Your whole email
is really a violation of your own policy! You are, in essence,
attacking OUR beliefs and speaking out against US (something you decry as
somehow un-Christlike)!
You clearly have no idea what
our programs offer. Our programs are exactly designed to reach JW's
and Mormons with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It so happens that the
Gospel conflicts with JW and Mormon teachings, so we must make a decision
which Gospel we will follow. Our programs evaluate each and let the
student decide. |
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Keep up the good work ! (Cap) |
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Thanks Cap! (Your check is in the mail) |
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| 3/25/05 |
i find it entertaining how you
respond to your e-mails. you say they are "criticizing us" or "forcing her
values" on you when really, that's how you perceive these people's honest
opinion. if you take it as criticizing or forcing their values, you can't
blame them for thinking the same about you.
THAT'S
OUR WHOLE POINT! When people criticize us for "being intolerant" or
"forcing (our) beliefs on them", they, in effect are doing the same thing!
While it is true that we are certainly trying to convince people that
Christianity is true and Watchtower and Mormon beliefs are not, criticizing
us for doing so, is ironically hypocritical.
when you read
through your website, there is not a feeling of love that comes from it. i
thought i'd be interested in what you are selling but after reading some of
the e-mails that you are receiving and returning, i think you are just out
to defend something you are against instead of explaining clearly what you
stand for. i can't determine what you are teaching without buying something
and the feeling (at least that i get) from your website, is that you teach
by proving others wrong. am i wrong in thinking this? do you have products
that explain your beliefs without mentioning another religion?
(signed, "curious")
YES!
Both programs go to the Bible and lay out a belief system.
That belief system turns out to coincide with orthodox Christianity
(Baptists, Catholics, Lutherans, Methodists, Presbyterians, Pentecostal, et
al.). We don't really get into the issues that separate the
denominations (eschatology, timing of baptism, the Lord's Supper, etc.).
A large portion of the program revolves around the Biblical teaching of who
God is and what He demands for salvation.
If
you take a look at the homepage, you'll see that this program is for
Christians (or those considering either the Watchtower or Mormonism).
If one is not a Christian, the Battling the Watchtower program does
the best job in laying out the case for Christian theology.
Good questions, "Curious", thanks for writing. |
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3/18/05 |
How interesting that men or women of
God would charge $$ anything, much less using a credit dard to ward off us
evil Mormons from a doorstep. {JNH} |
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Boy, if that bothers you,
here are some links that I'm sure will make your skin crawl - where the LDS
Church-owned Deseret Press is SELLING Scriptures! |
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http://deseretbook.com/store/product?product_id=100100399 |
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http://deseretbook.com/store/product?product_id=100038165 |
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Goodness, JNH, if you run
"Book of Mormon" in the search engine on the Deseret site you come up with
58 pages worth of stuff...strangely, nothing on those 58 pages is FREE!? |
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Hey, we'd love to be able
to provide the information for free, but we've got bills to pay!
Unlike the Mormon church, we don't take donations. Nor do we COMPEL
members using their tax records to contribute at least 10% of their income
in order to gain entrance into holy temples... |
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you people have no idea what you are
talking about. Hey...that's not
nice. This is America for heaven sake,
what
happened to freedom to choose your own beliefs.
Gosh, I don't know - we thought it was still there -
was a law passed that we missed? Why are Latter-Day
Saints seen as such a threat to every other religion.
Latter-Day Saints aren't a threat - they're
usually very nice people. Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, however,
were false prophets and we can prove it. Therefore, the extra-Biblical
revelation they produced cannot be from God. If being a
latter-day saint is so bad why is it the fastest-growing church in the
world. First, let me put this
into perspective, a church that has 4 people that grows to 8 is "growing
faster" than a church that has say 500,000 that grows to 800,000.
Secondly, since when does "growth rate" determine whether or not something
is true? Are Christianity, Judaism and Islam "more true" because
they've grown longer? and Many people have found the
truefulness of the gospel through this church.
Really, WHAT IS THE
TRUTHFULNESS OF THE GOSPEL you say people have found through this church?
You need to open up your minds and your hearts. (Jessi) |
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How
intolerant of you to tell us what we "need" to do! What
happened to your desire to maintain freedom to "choose (our) own beliefs"?
Lisa (below) wouldn't like you because you don't "embrace us for who we
are"...then again...neither does she...she wants to force her values on us
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I always find people (or websites
for this matter) interesting that spend so much time refuting certain
beliefs, religions, ideas, etc. instead of focusing on, strengthening and
sharing their own. Me too.
I honestly believe that is one of our biggest problem as
a society today - that we spend too much time critizing others instead of
embracing people for who they are.
Kinda' like you're criticizing us instead of "embracing us for who
(we) are"?
I find all Christians, including
Mormons, to be very honorable people and thank God that they are going good
for our society. Me too! We need more people of every religion and I wish websites
like this would be more positive instead of negative - couldn't you spend
your time more wisely? I read some of your other responses to people and
you asked - why were you offended? I don't necessarily think they are
offended, they are just expressing their thoughts as are you. Is your goal
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Lisa,
You raise an interesting
point - which is somewhat misguided based on what you PERCEIVE our programs
to be. Without even asking I can tell that you have no idea what our
program is about. The programs have three basic goals - all of which
are commands of God:
1. Learning about God
and His expectations for us: The first section of each book includes a
detailed Bible exegesis as well as a study of each organizations history,
teachings and claims.
2. Evaluating the
organizations against what God warned us of: The Bible warns us false
prophets, deceiving spirits and prophets who will lead people toward other
gods. We have gathered evidence that unequivocally PROVES the leaders
of the organization fail these tests.
3. A full section on
reaching out to these clearly loving and committed people in a LOVING,
COMPASSIONATE and UNDERSTANDING way.
When you say we should
"embrace people for what they are" what do you mean? Does that mean we
have to ignore the edicts to share the gospel with people? Let me ask
you this, suppose you are on the roof of a skyscraper with a friend who is
blindfolded. Suppose your friend insists on walking in one direction
for whatever reason (maybe she likes feeling the wind blowing in her face).
Suppose now she is fast approaching the edge of the building - what do
you do? Do you smile and say, "well that's just who
she is - she always has to have the wind blowing in her face, and I 'embrace
her for who she is'"? Or do you reach out to your friend and say,
"Please stop - I don't want you to die"? Which is the most-loving
thing to do?
We, for some reason, have
been blessed/burdened with a tremendous love for JW's and Mormons - my
gosh, they truly are wonderful, wonderful people! Therefore, when
we see them trusting in something that the Bible says will lead them to
certain destruction we can't help but trying to "remove the blindfold" and
help them to safety.
AS FAR AS WHETHER OR NOT SOME
ARE OFFENDED...you CLEARLY have not read what they've written..."doing
such a vile thing"..."deny your selves of all ungodlyness'-
but i am sad to say that you are far from that!"..."Please stop trashing
something so valuable for so many peolple".
That sure sounds like something
offended them to us...
Also - what is the "spirit of
Christianity" you don't think we are embracing? Please don't say
"embracing all religions" because that CLEARLY is not what Christ taught -
he taught EXACTLY the opposite - that no one comes to God but through him.
Lisa, I really wish you
would've left your email address - you sound like a thoughtful person and I
would've loved to have a discussion with you. |