Hi all
My mom is still today a jehovah' witness.
I was reared as a Jehovah witness but I have finally quit them, deciding
that I do not find Jesus amongst them.
Anyway, my mom sent me 3 articles.
The articles comes from a software package called watchtower library
that baptized Jehovah
The important thing to remember is that all of us come from different
backgrounds and beliefs. So let's be careful here on list when
responding to something like this.
Many thanks.
On 9/9/2009 1:50 PM, Nicol wrote:
Hi all
My mom is still today a jehovah' witness.
I was reared as a Jehovah
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The important thing to remember is that all
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] the Jehovah's witnesses viewpoint on gaming:3
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To each his own, as long as nobody forces their religion or
religious organisations on me.
Just do not like radicals among those groups, who force
their beliefs on their kids or abandon them when they try
to get away
: [Audyssey] the Jehovah's witnesses viewpoint on gaming: 3 articles
Hi all
My mom is still today a jehovah' witness.
I was reared as a Jehovah witness but I have finally quit them, deciding
that I do not find Jesus amongst them.
Anyway, my mom sent me 3 articles.
The articles comes from
It's kind of funny. Someone emailed me the other day asking me that if I
am a Christian, why did I make an adult-oriented game. And truth be
told, regardless of my beliefs, I look at music, games, and television
as simply that. Music, games, and television. I know that my game is not
real and
Hi Nicol,
I think the thing to keep in mind here is it it is all a matter of
perspective. As far as a Christian articles goes the articles you posted
were will written, fairly balanced, and does a fairly decent job of
explain the Christian point of view. They were fair in saying games such
as
I am a liberal jew and we can decide for ourselves what we
want to play. I think this makes a lot of sense, as I do not
think it matters to g-d what I play as long as I do not harm
anyone else. We are encouraged to think and judge for
ourselves as to what is appropriate and good for us.
chrissy
Hi,
Well, from a strictly Christian point of view your heart and mind are
suppose to belong to God. Therefore not only are your actions suppose to
be pure but your thoughts should be as well. Many Christians believe
that by watching certain movies, playing certain video games, reading
certain
