How do we know that you aren't working for the wt? They have a lot of something you can use - money. As an eitheist, you have standards unique to yourself and your interests. You are likely at the scenter of your values.You registered on oct 4th and started posting threads on oct 10. Wasn't that when the scandal broke? You made a bunch of anti bible posts to gain legitimacy among us. Now you could be fulfilling the main part of your mission - exonerate the wt.
SS hoping it's not true
It wouldn't matter if I represented the Watchtower's interests, or not, would it? What matters is the argument, not the man presenting it.
Now, I know you were just trying to amuse the forum, Saint. Nobody on this forum believes that I thought you or anyone else on this forum would be so naive as to take my word for any claim I made just because I earlier trashed the Watchtower (calling them "the most evil, but legal, organization on earth) and have been ridiculing inerrantists since 1997 on my web site.
Say it ain't so, Saint. You know it cannot be true, right?
For the record, it is not true.
I won't have time to respond to other challenges made since my last substantive post until later tonight, and perhaps not until tomorrow. I still plan to show why I don't think the Watchtower articles were written "to disseminate UN propaganda," as Randall Waters and others on this forum have repeatedly claimed.
Does the forum now agree that there is no evidence that the Watchtower representatives never signed a form stating that they accepted the aims and goals of the United Nations? Is the word of the Isolda Oka at the NGO office accepted? She stated to me this morning that there is nothing in the Watchtower file indicating that they ever signed such a statement, and that as far as she and Paul Hoeffel know, there was no such form in 1991. Furthermore, if--and I say if--the Watchtower was aware that the UN expected--hoped, really--that the organizations accepted the aims and goals of the UN as their own, then this would only show that the Watchtower was taking advantage of the purple beast. Some will say that the Watchtower JOINED forces with the UN, but that's a gross exaggeration; all they did--as far as the current evidence I'm aware of shows--is USE the UN to defeat it. That's clear in the articles they wrote, the ones Watters referred to, and the ones I will be describing later.
I have to go now.
Joseph F. Alward
"Skeptical Views of Christianity and the Bible"