RS>I haven't seen any for a long time.


RS>But they can be insistent, to the point of simply being horribly
RS>obnoxious. Yesterday though, a Jehovah's Witness came to my door.
RS>I said politely, "I'm sorry, not interested."


RS>She politely said "Thank you, and God bless you."
RS>and left.


RS>I just wish more religions were like that.


RS>When was the last time Jehovah's Witnesses tried to sneak through or cram
RS>through, political bills?


I got a question:


Some time back you stated that you were sitting in a pew of a church during a
minister's sermon, and at some point you got up, walked up to the pulpit, and
in front of the entire congregation, you slapped him in the face, hard, and
left!


I asked you recently, and I ask you again now;


What were you doing in a church to begin with? You certainly weren't using the
laundermat facilities in the church basement, or waiting for a bus. Going
`into' a church is a voluntary action. Nobody comes out of churches and just
grabs people off the street, forces them into the church, and sits them down
in a pew. At least not in America.


You being `inside' the church to begin with is strange given your overall
hostility to religion in general, and Christianity in particular.


You had to be there for some reason. Did the congregation give you a `standing
ovation' for slapping the minister?  Or was the `standing ovation' in
celebration of you leaving their presence?





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