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You can believe whatever you want. You don't believe your own Bible anyway.

The holidays such as Christmas and Easter have things that belong to false gods(demons) concerning these holidays. So people can think applying what belongs to demons, such as wizardry, magic, fertility gods and then honoring these days as though such things as wizardry, magic, or fertility gods...

The scriptures tell us not to take what belongs to demons and apply it to the true God as though the True God and demons have something in common, they don't, they never have, and the true God doesn't change.

The problem with people is they care more about what imperfect human beings do and say and not on what God has done and said. The truth is when God inspired men to write down his thoughts as to what was important of how to live a life by the truth that pleases God, nowhere in the scriptures does...

It's not anyone's problem if you don't like the answers given

JW don't use only the NWT in their study of the scriptures. People have a right to their opinion of a Bible, but that doesn't mean I'm going to agree with their opinion. But what I see is that people don't even believe their own version of the Bible. I see that what's written down in scripture...

The Bible does not give the date of Jesus’ birth, nor does it say that we should celebrate his birthday. As McClintock and Strong's Cyclopedia states: “The observance of Christmas is not of divine appointment, nor is it of New Testament origin.” The Bible itself doesn't tell us on what day or...

To interpret those events as birthdays I'm going to disagree. Plus what your speaking of here has nothing to do with any commandment to observe Christmas. Tell me what does Santa Clause, elves, wizards, magic, etc have to do with my lord Jesus Christ. Any event that connected to wizardry, magic...

We attack no Scripture. We disagree with people who interpret Scripture incorrectly

Every Bible I've used so far, I'm certainly not saying I've read them all but all the ones I've read regarding Jude 7 don't use angels, that's true, but Jude 7 does seem to be referring back to the angels at Jude 6 when Jude 7 says, "So too Sodʹom and Go·morʹrah and the cities about them, after...

I agree that it's Satan and his demons who have influenced mankind generally speaking to believe human beings have immortal souls. By influencing the general population to believe this he has convinced mankind to believe what he convinced Eve to believe, that there is no death.

Yeah I understand that you don't like someone disagreeing with you. Because you don't care with what actually is inspired by God and written down in the scriptures. You and others I've crossed paths with who believe as you do, want to interpret a scripture say like Philippians 2:6 for example to...

I didn't look at the videos so I don't know what they said. But I honestly believe if a person wants to know the truth about the state of the dead, we should read and study the scriptures and agree with what they say. I understand that many say they are reading and studying God's word and...

Actually the NWT doesn't teach I'm wrong, which shows you know nothing about the NWT

I believe you and those who believe in the scriptures as you do to be denying the scriptures Jack. The scriptures teach us, therefore the true God is teaching us that in his word human beings don't have souls instead the true God is teaching us that human beings are souls just as animals are...

Anyone can quote scripture simply by taking the Bible looking up the scripture and quoted it, that doesn't necessarily mean they understand what that scripture means they've quoted.

I really don't believe you qualify to talk about what any Bible says. You don't even agree with the scriptures. I understand that you honestly think you do, but you don't.

There are other scholars out in the world. The scholar that I quoted in post # 1425 is a trinitarian, he has nothing to do with JW or the watchtower. He's just a scholar and has stated the things he's learned as any of the other scholars. You like anyone else can agree with him or not. But you...

Scholars have discovered that in secular writings the expression “in the name of,” or “into the name of” (kingdom Interlinear), is used with reference to payments “to the account of any one.” Theology professor Dr. G. Adolf Deissmann believed that in view of the evidence from the papyri, “the...

If you honestly think this is a Trinity Doctrine then you're very ignorant about what a Doctrine is