No blood dub PRINCE 'HIP OP' (page 2)

carla

He won't answer any questions unless they are about faith/his faith? Great! Now all we need is a reporter to ask him about 1914/1919, 1935, 144,000, and so on. Maybe he can clear some of that up for us. I would actually watch that interview if he was allowed to do it without an elder there. Odd his comment about Jesus rather than jehovah, it seems to me they give lip service about Jesus but when you try to discuss they will always go back to some OT story.

inquirer

Can't say I was a Prince fan, but I wouldn't say that I disliked him though.
When he was around I was listening to all the heavy metal/alternative stuff -- I still do! :)
Also, just because I am not a fan, doesn't mean I don't feel sorry for him. Because I do. I hope "common sense" prevails over the traditions of men. He should what's good for him.

inquirer

What I'd really like to know is is HOW he got involved with this religion?

How come someone I like such as Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden singer) can ignore all these crappy religions in the world, do the typical metal thing and tell them to *expletive* while some pop singer (I am not even sure if this is the kind of music he did, he was a bit strange after all) like Prince can weaken his Elohim-given senses and say "I better be a JW and save souls?" Who knocked on his door? I would have thought these people are hard to reach because they have such exclusive and private lives. While someone like me, well I am just Joe Blow. Anyone can knock on my door -- there's not going to be any intercom thing at the gate you have to talk into, before you reach me, is there? And even though they write letters these days (because of apartment blocks being "off limits" to people who don't live there, with someone like him, surely there would be a guy/woman sorting through the mail tossing out all the crappy letters -- along with the JW "be a Witness" letter!