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Explaining The Equality Of Jesus And The Father To A Jehovah’s Witness Elder

December 4, 2013 1:48 am / 3 Comments /
Jesus, equal with God?

Jesus, equal with God?

(Continuing from the last post titled “Thanksgiving and the Deity of Christ With A Jehovah’s Witness Elder.”)

JW: The word “Trinity” doesn’t appear in the Bible.

KW: Neither does the word “Bible.”

JW: This is something humans came up with.

KW: Yes, to explain a concept we believe is found in the Bible.

JW: Why didn’t the first Christians believe in a Trinity?

KW: They did.

JW: No.

KW: (Laughing) Yes, they did. Where do you get the idea that they didn’t?

JW: When Paul said that Jesus was resurrected by God shows that they did not believe that Jesus and God are one and the same person.

KW: I do not believe they are the same person. I believe they are the same God, but not the same person. Read More →

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Thanksgiving and the Deity of Christ With A Jehovah’s Witness Elder

November 28, 2013 12:10 am / 7 Comments /

(Continuing from the last post titled “False Prophecy 4.3 With A Jehovah’s Witness Elder.” This post is titled differently because we did not discuss the issue of false prophecy at all during this part of our three hour conversation)

JW: Ties are pagan?

KW: You remember that. We talked about how ties were originally a part of French military uniforms. You are against war and against the military so why are you wearing part of a French military uniform?

JW: (laughing) Yeah.

KW: It is the same thing.

JW: No, it’s not the same thing.

KW: Sure it is. It is the exact same argument. Just because the origin of something may be less than exemplary doesn’t mean it is the same thing for today.

JW: My conscience wouldn’t allow me to participate in any of the holidays because my worship is supposed to be clean and undefiled.

KW: My worship is clean and undefiled and I wouldn’t want to defile it with a pagan tie. Read More →

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False Prophecy 4.3 With A Jehovah’s Witness Elder

November 26, 2013 2:11 pm / 11 Comments /

(Continuing from the last post)

I saw my friend’s ugly side and I didn’t like it. He sat in his seat holding his book bag across his chest like a school girl who was afraid to walk down a hallway full of players from the high school football team.

KW: Which brother?

JW: You remember the one.

KW: The rude guy? Do you really think you are wasting your time?

JW: I thought I wasn’t.

KW: So, do you really think you are wasting your time? Read More →

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False Prophecy 4.2 With A Jehovah’s Witness Elder

November 22, 2013 3:02 pm / 9 Comments /

Faithful are the wounds of a friend, But deceitful are the kisses of an enemy (Proverbs 27:6).

(Continuing from the last post)

KW: I have a question. How can I know the difference between new light and false prophecy?

Silence. Except for the crickets, of course.

JW:  What do you mean by false prophecy? Do you mean in relation to this subject?

KW: In general. Do you remember one of our previous conversations when I told you about a friend of mine who belonged to a group which did make false prophecies? What if his leaders claimed to make an adjustment or if they said they had new light? How can I define a false prophet in such a way that he can’t use the excuse of new light?

In Deuteronomy 18 there is a test. If someone claims things in the name of the Lord and it doesn’t come true, then that is a false prophet. But if a false prophet could say, “Well, we got new light,” then how do I know if he is really a false prophet? How do you define a false prophet? Read More →

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Part 5: Keith Walker on Viewpoint On Mormonism Podcast

November 22, 2013 11:53 am / Leave a Comment /
Bill McKeever and Keith Walker at the 2008 EMNR Conference at Midwest Baptist Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri.

Bill McKeever and Keith Walker at the 2008 EMNR Conference at Midwest Baptist Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri.

What would you say if I told you that Bill McKeever and I agree that we are saved by works and that we need to repent of our righteousness? Find out what I mean in the last episode of this series on the Impossible Gospel of Mormonism.

Earlier this year I was interviewed by Bill McKeever of Mormonism Research Ministry. We discussed the Impossible Gospel of Mormonism as taught in General Conference Addresses.

If you want to learn how to witness to your Mormon family and friends, this valuable approach can be very helpful. Click here for part five. Parts two through five will be posted each day of this work week.

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