i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
It's not that their explanation of what spirit is doesn't satisfy me, it's that one hasn't been provided. no one said anything about only one definition, the question was narrowly constructed to keep the thread on track
Ruby, we could ask that, it's a great question. Start a thread and I will join in.
What is spirit, the stuff angels and demons are made of? So far we are no closer to an answer.
i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
It's unfair? In what sense? No one is forcing anything to do anything or to comment on the thread. It's a very simple question. I can't spell it out because I don't know what they mean when they say things like "angels are spirits". What is this spirit stuff?
Oh, and esoteric is not diametrically opposed to verifiable ;)
i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
Jgnat, I can't draft the statement for tthe beleiver convention AND wait to see what it says :)
i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
It all depends on what the statement said.
i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
Those who assert such a things as spirit and spirits exist are in fundamental disagreement over what it is or stands for.
hello there i am new to the faith and have been studying for about a month.
i am very excited and hungry for the truth and have not missed a meeting or study since the memorial.
we do about 2 bible studies a week.
She did considerably more than that. And as you can see, it's common knowledge amongst JWs.
i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
To sum up, it's a metaphor for whatever you want it to mean.
Still no closer to an explanation.
i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
You still aren't making sense. It's a simple question that, thus far, isn't even close to being answered.
If angels are spirits, what is this spirit stuff made of?
i've always wondered that.
recently i asked that question on another thread and didn't really get ananswer.
cofty made an excellent point that we often hear what it isn't, but that really isn't useful.. so, what is it?
I don't want you to say anything. I am just asking you to explain the contradictions in what you write.
So, your answer is no different from "it's a metaphor". Still no closer to explain what angels are made of.
hello there i am new to the faith and have been studying for about a month.
i am very excited and hungry for the truth and have not missed a meeting or study since the memorial.
we do about 2 bible studies a week.
In joining the YMCA as a member a person accepts or endorses the general objectives and principles of the organization. ... Membership means that one has become an integral part of this organization founded with definite religious objectives, including the promotion of interfaith. Hence, for one of Jehovah's Witnesses to become a member of such a so-called Christian association would amount to apostasy." - Watchtower 1979 Jan 1 pp.30-31 Questions from Readers
