Nana: I think you are doing it all wrong...
you wont attract the mormons that way...
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Wonder if I needed a s/ right there...
Oh, well...
The mormons are not going to listen to you, kid...
You are a pansy, a pushover, a joke to them...
Being phony and “nice” is useless to them...
The wrote the book on a phony frontand lying for the mormon lord......
Thats all those crocidile smiles and home made muffins...
and the so called “help” ???
Have a need when theres no PR attached and see what happens...
The Jesus of the Bible never told us to win the unsaved over with sugar..
Jesus didnt tell us to invite people to a tea party..
He told us to preach the Gospel...
The Gospel is a hard uncomfortable message...
It requires a 180 life change...
Thats why more people reject the Gospel than accept it...
Not because of the delivery...because of the content...
Jesus sent the woman at the well to preach to her town...
most of them came to see what was going on..
Regardless of the messager..
The nice young man with all the money and possesssions wouldnt give them up...
Jesus didnt want his stuff...He just didnt want the stuff to own the young man...
Riches like the mormons have stolen and accummulated to themselves is not indicative of success in the God of the Bible...
As for where you belong, spiritually...
You seem to be more comfortable around the mormons...
The woman at the well went back to the townspeople and told them what she had witnessed. She invited them to come and see for themselves.
She didn’t go back to the town and browbeat them into belief. She was civil. As Christ was, by the way, to her, although she was an awful sinner and misguided in her faith.
What Bible are you reading? There is absolutely nothing in the passage of the woman at the well to support your “methods” for dealing with Mormons, or me. And, for the record, we are not supposed to deliberately misquote people here on FR. If you want to refer to my comments, make sure you print them verbatim.