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by Nutsy_Rail on November 22nd, 2009
All the great philosophers in the world spent their lives trying to figure out the universe. Do you really think you got it all figured out because somebody preached their religion at you?
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How many religions have you tried? How do you know this one is the correct one?
by Moongrim on November 22nd, 2009
Congratulations on your new found "discovery".
First and foremost, do not throw your pearls before swine.
If folks don't want to listen, then don't keep bringing the subject up. You'll just end up turning them off.
http://www.ehow.com/about_5081495_benefits-missionary-work.html
by Isaac on November 22nd, 2009
That's easy peasy: All you have to do is to prove god exists to others, which has clearly you have already witnessed, so you're half way there before you even begin!
You do know how to prove god to others, right?
by Blackberry. on November 22nd, 2009
Go to a church, other than that, keep your beliefs to yourself if no one wants to hear it.
by Katriel on November 22nd, 2009
:) You've just started on a new journey. A relationship with Jesus Christ is an adventure. What you need to introduce others to your new friend & Lord is to learn to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit. Get connected with other followers of Christ. Learn what your giftings are & don't let anyone tell you that the gifts of the Spirit from 1 Corinthians 12 have passed away. Learn from other followers in a local fellowship. As you follow the leading of the Holy Spirit, you'll be able to share with those who haven't heard but want to hear; you'll be able to share in ways that are meaningful to others; you'll be able to share with boldness, yet also in grace & love, not Bible-thumper style.
by Omar Little on November 22nd, 2009
Well a Missionary is supposed to spread the word to those who have not yet been converted, so off you go to Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, and maybe stop over at Iraq and Iran, they've not yet converted to your way of thinking.
Good luck coming back with your head and limbs still attached, you'll need it.
by Grant aka Guybrush Threepwood on November 22nd, 2009
*smirk*
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for your kind information
I have practised all religions from Hinduism, Judaism, Noahide movemennt, Atheism, Freemasonary, Rael movement, Scientology, and many more. even islam.
most of my life has been dedicated to search of truth and more important search of peaceful and organised life
I have read and practised all these mentioned religions but ...
for example I practised Islamic tauheed and five pillars and studied for years in depth the hadith only to be continually disappointed by the inhumanity. i even learnt arabicc
similarly I studied the jewish bible and talmud - parts of it. I am enrolled in atleast 3 kabbalah courses. I learnt hebrew basic one.
I studied hinduism with its veda, commentaries by swami dayananda , vivekanda advaita,
I also studied philosophy like kant, hedonism, plato, osho, augustine
jesus is great
by christ1 on November 22nd, 2009
wow, impressive. I'd say you are at the point to make a knowledgeable decision.
by Nutsy_Rail on November 22nd, 2009
no
knowledge wont give me peace and truth
this is what i have learnt
for peace comes by faith in christ
by christ1 on November 22nd, 2009
not for me, but its good that you found peace in a religion.
by Nutsy_Rail on November 22nd, 2009