onewithhim wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:24 pm
Miles wrote: So lumping religious groups together because of some similarities isn't wise.
If it serves to clarify an issue, why not?
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It's not clarifying anything. What you are is muddying the issue rather than clarifying it, by repeating something that is not true.
As I told 2timothy316 in post 59:
And as I see them, JWs and Mormons comprise, in part, a group of Christian outliers that have positioned themselves away from main stream Christianity.
Which I find to be quite true because:
1. Jehovahs witnesses believe that God is Jehovah alone while Christianity believes in a Trinitarian God " a God in three separate beings.
2. Jehovahs witnesses believe that Jesus is Gods (Jehovah) son and completely separate from God; Jesus is also believed to be the archangel Michael. Christianity, on the other hand, asserts that Jesus is the son of God but also God himself as avowed by the Holy Trinity.
3. Jehovahs witnesses believe that the end of time is now which started happening in a definite time, 1914. While Christianity, though also believe in the end of time, does not know when will that happen, no definite date whatsoever.
4. Jehovahs witnesses believe in Holy Spirit as Gods active force while Christians think of Holy Spirit as also God himself.
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And Mormons having done the same except with different issues.
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