No thanks. Jesus didn't hand out tracts and didn't ask us to hand them out either.
He did tell us to go out and share his word. Tracts can do that. I've never passed any out but I am not offended in any way when someone offers me one.
I'm only offended by the Jehovah Witness tracks and then they turn around and tell me I'm going to hell because I haven't bought in to their warped Bible they've put out and their lack of a belief in the Triune God and their belief in a heaven on earth.
There used to be a Jehovas witness i liked to debate/argue with. He was Richard something. Anyways I used to work for this man named Bruce. Some Jehovas witnesses came by the job one day. We were working on his house. He wasn't there but I told them to come back later that day. I know i'm bad.
He told his followers to share Him, themselves, what happened to them.
But, in disobedience, they refuse, and instead they hand out information. It costs them nothing. Just the way they like it.
And bad information, at that.
How so? Tracts should never replace personal witness. The concept of tracts is someone reads one and then seeks answers. That is why you always see stamps on tracts with a church address/phone number inviting the person to come in or approach an open air meeting.
So since this one does not have a stamp with the information, I am available to discuss it with you.
#1: Biff Tannen To: redleghunter (#0)
Biff Tannen posted on 2012-06-17 20:35:11 Reply Private Reply
#2: A K A Stone To: Biff Tannen (#1)
He did tell us to go out and share his word. Tracts can do that. I've never passed any out but I am not offended in any way when someone offers me one.
A K A Stone posted on 2012-06-17 21:12:00 Reply Private Reply
#3: SJN To: A K A Stone (#2)
Nope. They're like the LDS in many ways.
SJN posted on 2012-06-17 21:23:08 Reply Private Reply
#4: A K A Stone To: SJN (#3)
A K A Stone posted on 2012-06-17 21:26:48 Reply Private Reply
#5: Biff Tannen To: A K A Stone (#2)
He told his followers to share Him, themselves, what happened to them.
But, in disobedience, they refuse, and instead they hand out information. It costs them nothing. Just the way they like it.
And bad information, at that.
Biff Tannen posted on 2012-06-17 21:55:24 Reply Private Reply
#6: redleghunter To: Biff Tannen (#5)
How so? Tracts should never replace personal witness. The concept of tracts is someone reads one and then seeks answers. That is why you always see stamps on tracts with a church address/phone number inviting the person to come in or approach an open air meeting.
So since this one does not have a stamp with the information, I am available to discuss it with you.
redleghunter posted on 2012-06-18 16:42:44 Reply Private Reply
#7: Biff Tannen To: redleghunter (#6)
Biff Tannen posted on 2012-06-18 19:09:58 Reply Private Reply
#8: redleghunter To: A K A Stone (#4)
redleghunter posted on 2016-10-24 17:18:03 Reply Private Reply