I hate to break it to you Jeannie but PWCCA has been less than honest with you. We have examined his records on our system and they are an exact match to Russell2, and all of his other incarnations.
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Pwcca is not and never has been R2 and he's not stupid.
How you do you "know" this Jeannie? What evidence do you have. Please share it with me.
Because, as I said, it's obvious to us that the records are an exact match.
Pwcca is not and never has been R2 and he's not stupid.
I didn't say he was stupid. I said evolution is stupid. Big difference.
I've never seen, either, what coveting has to do with any of this.
"I've never seen..."Exactly. That's precisely my point.
You see, the reason you don't see the truth about mormonism is the same reason PWCCA/Russell2 does not see the truth about evolution:
Because he so much wants and desires evolution to be true. He covets evolution.
If he believed in the God of the Bible with such passion, he'd be called a fanatic; An extremist; A religious escapist desperately holding on to his religion.
In fact, he wants his religion so much, that he cannot process the evidence against it. He cannot see it.
This is what coveting does: It blinds you to the truth that is right in front of you.It's exactly the same as telling an alcoholic that he's an alcoholic.
He doesn't want to see it. He doesn't want to be told it. He doesn't want to know it.
He is blind to it
on purpose because he wants that drink so badly.
It's an addiction; A desire so strong that he is subconsciously unwilling, and therefore unable, to see what is right in front of him.
If you tell him, he'll get mad at you. You are threatening to take away the thing he wants to keep; His safe haven; His denial; His idol.
Whether the idol is mormonism or evolution or alcohol, the name of the fear that keeps you in bondage to an idol is the same.
It's called coveting.Letting go of our idols is one of the most liberating and eye-opening things we can do.
But, of course, before we can overcome this problem, we have to know it exists, and the only way to know it exists is to meet someone strong, caring, and honest enough to tell us.