I believe Jehovah's Witnesses is correct about God. God is only one. God is not three in one. The trinity create confusion But Jehovas Witnesses is wrong about blood transfusion. Jehovah's Witnesses believe blood transfusion is a sin. But in reality blood transfusion is NOT a sin. Any thoughts?
Your thoughts seem arbitrary. You don't give any counterargument to the beliefs you reject, nor support for the beliefs you prefer. This makes these ideas of no value to others including those who might agree with you if you could give a compelling argument.
Of course, that is impossible in such matters. They're metaphysical inquiries into the nature and mind of God with nothing to guide one but ambiguous scripture of uncertain origin. They are unfalsifiable, meaning that they cannot be shown to be incorrect, but also, that they cannot be demonstrated to be correct. They may well be referring to something that doesn't exist. Such statements have the epistemological status of being "not even wrong."
The empiricist isn't generally interested in what others believe (except when evaluating how they think, when they are interested in how others process information and reach conclusions), but in what they can demonstrate to be correct.
But a short (and very polite) insistence as to my being a non-believer for so long and that it would a waste of their time as much as it would be of mine soon saw them leave.
My last encounter with the Testigos de Jehova as they're known here in Mexico, went pretty quickly as well, even though I did nothing deliberately to chase them off. Their opening words were about how bad the world is, and why that means we need to be JWs quickly. They seemed to assume that I would agree. I told them that I didn't see life that way. They were stymied by that. They didn't argue. It made me think that they weren't used to or prepared for that answer. So, they said goodbye. It was their idea to move on then, not mine. I'd have been happy to share my contradictory view, but I don't think they were interested.
I just Googled this: "Q: What's the point of being a Jehovah's Witness? A: They see their mission as primarily evangelical (disseminating "the good news"), to warn as many people as possible in the remaining time before Armageddon. All members of the denomination are expected to take an active part in preaching. Witnesses refer to all their beliefs collectively as "the Truth".
Yep, that's them.
