Okay, I have some simple numbered questions for you, agapa37. Please answer according to the doctrines of Jehovah's Witnesses. Maybe this will help JW lurkers, too.
(1) According to the Bible, was Satan an apostate from at least the Garden of Eden onward? (the meaning of "apostate"; Genesis 3)
(2) Was Satan, a known apostate, allowed in the assembly of God's angels? (Job 1-3)
(3) Did Jesus talk with Satan? (Matthew 4)
(4) Did Jesus use Scriptures when talking with Satan? (Matthew 4)
(5) Did Jehovah both talk with and allow himself to be influenced by Satan? (Job 1-3)
(6) Would the interaction between Jesus and Satan described in Matthew 4 be permissable for Jehovah's Witnesses? (Matthew 4)
Please answer each numbered question according to your religion's current doctrine. When you are done, you will find that the question I asked is valid, after all.
You will discover that had Jesus been one of Jehovah's Witnesses today and a similar event occurred, an investigation of his conversation with the known apostate, Satan, would have led to his disfellowshipping if he (1) acknowledged that the conversation took place and (2) stubbornly refused to repent from it.
That, indisputably, being the case: Why is it okay for Jesus to talk with Satan but not okay for my family to talk with me? To this last question limit yourself to a Scriptural response only, please.
A little advice, try to be a bit more simple in words, when talking to us JWS, we are just that way.
Please regard the following as written only due to this quoted statement.
It is amazing to me that you don't at once discern the validity of this line of questioning. I can only assume that your resistance is due to cognitive dissonance. It isn't that you don't get it. You can't get it, because ... if you get it you might have to do something about having got it. And you do't even want to imagine what that might mean. Like the parents of the man born blind, you are immobilized by your fear of those who have elevated themselves to a lofty place.
You say, "We see." (John 9) You believe they are not wrong to have expelled me from their synagogue simply for speaking honestly. You believe their secretive (often nighttime) courts are valid and its arbitrarily declared judgments are from God, but would condemn the Pharisees for holding Jesus' public trial at night.
But, I don't blame you. I am working very hard to break the spell that binds you; to break the neck of the wicked organization behind the ill-gotten name "Jehovah's Witnesses".