Wannahelp
Look you dumb cluck, it's quite apparent that if you don't get everything your way, because the other person won't give into to your tantrums, then that person definitely just didn't have the answers. You are as absurd as they come. You had a mission of proving me wrong from the beginning, and that's ALL. You did not turn a hearing ear towards anything I said. Rather than converse, you merely wanted to fight … saying that I attempted to sidestep a question by way of presening you with a question. THAT I never did. Go back and re-read it if you doubt that. I approached your questions as if they were coming from a sincere inquirer, not someone that had an AGENDA. Your screen-name certainly fits, really a dead give a way. In other words, you already had your mind made up on everything from the beginning, rather than simply approaching it with an open mind. If it WAS there for the learning, how do you suppose that YOU would ever be able to learn anything new if you're already convinced that you know it all from the start and you're unwilling to consider another point of view. That's something that you would charge JWs with, but I see it clearly in you.
P.S. Just for the record you also avoided the "ABSOLUTE TRUTH" questions, once again proving to me that you don't have answers to that line of reasoning, either.. That's two cracks in your 'wall'.. But, alas, I am quite sure you can patch them up and go on believing you live emersed in "TRUTH"... Good luck my friend.
You’re a pompous one, aren’t you. I didn’t avoid anything. You put an end to our exchanges due to a high and mighty attitude you've displayed here in this thread -- in addition to certain uncalled-for, unkind remarks that you made in two other threads. Yes, you might have yourself brainwashed into thinking that we JWs “don’t have answers to that line of reasoning”, as well as a wheel barrow full of your friends here at
JW.com … but the fact remains that you will never hear MY other answer because of the unchristian way that you’ve conducted yourself here today -- and without regrets at that. And you’ve demonstrated very well how unfair a person that you really are, in that you caused the closure of this discussion by the attitude you displayed, and then attempt to say that because I no longer plan to cater to your rudeness that it’s
I that 'just don’t have the answers'. You silly fool, who do you think, that has any thinking ability to begin with, can’t see through a shenanigan such as you're trying to pull here? Don't forget, your friends who post here at
JW.com aren't the ONLY ones that are observing your actions. And if you want to know the truth about it, it's not mainly for the benefit of those who post here that I posted this thread to begin with. I owe Simon a word of thanks for allowing me, by the use of his board, the avenue to reach multitudes whom I hope can "hear" with unbiased ears.
For the benefit of some lurker that may be looking in on this, I will supply the answer to one of the two questions that you posed, but not for YOU, Wannahelp. So, you may as well not even respond because I won’t answer you.
1)Well, didn't god state that he would never cause a flood again? So, are you now suggesting that god said he wouldn't kill people by the way of a flood, but that he will use some other method for the next round of destruction?
That’s perfectly correct. Simple answer for it, even as I earlier said it was. All one has to do is review the account of the Flood in the book of Genesis. Doing that, one will find that Jehovah stated that he would never again bring
ALL flesh to ruin. (Genesis 9:11-16) Of course the Flood DID bring all flesh to ruin, ANIMALS and all, except those comparatively few that were aboard the Ark. Yes, at that time Jehovah brought even the lives of the
animal kingdom to ruin. But not so though in the case of Armageddon. At Armageddon only people who have accepted the “mark” will be the focus of God’s wrath. Obviously, the animals do not have that capability. So your question, “didn't god state that he would never cause a flood again?,” is somewhat distracting from the real issue. In effect you were arguing that if that were true then it would be inconsistent for JWs to claim that God plans to do a similar thing at Armageddon. But the point of God’s promise in Genesis was that he never again would ‘cut off all flesh’, such as happened in the Flood. So God isn’t inconsistent with his words there in Genesis by bringing about Armageddon.
So, that’s it, between me and you Mr. Wannahelp. Unless you can see fit to change your attitude there won’t be anymore sessions between you and I.
Yadirf
Daniel 11:35 ... a prophecy that must be fulfilled before the "time of the end" gets underway.