Can anybody help an agnostic boy to win over a Jehovah's Witness girl?
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You should become a Jehovah's Witness yourself first. Afterward, you can pursue a relationship with a Witness girl.
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First off, good luck trying.\n\nSecond off, many religions encourage people to be the force that makes the world a better place. I know that for my barmitzvah, a large part of the preparation was community service.
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The best thing to do with Jehovah's witnesses is NOT tell them you don't believe in religion--THEY'LL continue to harrass you unless you display a NO SOLICITING sign on your door.  \n\nThe best thing in your case would be to LIE and tell them that YOU have your own personal GOD, and that it states in scriptures to beware of false prophets, especially those that come knocking door to door like AVON--then close the door and say goodbye.
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Read the book of Job. It is Satan trying to make you give up on Christ. Have faith. Remember the mustard seed. If you have faith, it is only faith when tested. You are going through a period of darkness. Remember Jesus was our example and he too allowed himself a period to go out to the dessert to increase and test his faith. He was tempted by Satan but he used scripture to get him through. Surround yourself with good spiritual support persons. Lean on others when you are not strong. Remember that when you can't walk in the spirit God is carrying you, trust.
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Remember that there will always be people or messages that will challenge your beliefs.  If you believe God and in his only Son Jesus Christ in your heart, then nothing or no one can change that.  Don't let them doubt yourself, or even make you angry.  Try to show them how what you believe has affected you, but don't get in a fight.  Most of all, don't let anyone make you doubt your faith.
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just don't bother god will give her the punishment.if you try to humiliate her what will be the difference between you and her.if you really want to do something justgo and challenge her in something in which you are best and she is not.
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A person NEEDS to decide which god that they will serve. You cannot serve two gods at the same time, its like trying to work for two different bosses at the same time. Which boss do you mak ehappy? And especially a christian and a muslim god, who contradict each other so much? \n\nLook around, ask questions of verious religions. The Jehovah's witnesses have a fantasstic book called "Mankinds' search for God" that give a great description and details about mannnnny other religions. It helps to be able to look up and see what other religions practice. Ask one of them for a copy of it. You could go to a Kingdom Hall and just ask for one, they won't mind at all.  It is a helpful resource. AND unlike how other people put down other religions and badmouth them, this book is neutral and factual, its the facts ma'am , just the facts! LOL
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You need a youth group... fellowship is crucial, ppl to come along side you... you need to separate your faith from your parents... you need to not be to easily swayed by the intesity of what comes against you (I was the only believer in my HS, it was hard), I don't want to berate you with typical teen issues (body image, dating/sex, independence, partying) just keep grounded-- the big thing for me was (and still is) I am a child of god, that is my identity and essence (not gf o/ Ben or cute or debate capitan or bright or even Jesus Freak, just a child of God)\nAlso have ppl pray for you, it's key
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Hmm...  Apparently slacking on your agnostic studies are we?  Well, ok, here is what my scouting has taught me:\n\nYou will not get one answer on this question because the many religions have conflicting messages and then the sects have conflicting messages within the religions.  Some christians think you will be damned if you don't accept Jesus in your lifetime, some will say you're damned if you don't recognize God after you die, some say you have to have secret passwords (like God's true name is ""Jehovah" or "Erasu" or "Dave"), while others say that your level of salvation will depend upon the level of your faith.  Some will even say you can be a completely vile, evil person and still get into heaven as long as you praise God!  The sheer volume of confusion on this matter seems to me what I call "the agnostic's dilemma" within "Pascal's Wager."\n\nPascal's Wager states simply that if betting on whether God exists, it is better to bet on God and be wrong than bet against a God and be wrong: There is no risk in betting on the idea that a God exists from the perspective of life after death, but being wrong and rejecting God might lead to damnation.\n\nThe bloody difficult agnostic, however, throws a wrench into the works by asking what your question begs: "How the heck do I know which God is the real God?!"  You don't, hence Pascal's wager is ALMOST meaningless.  Hedging the bet as much as possible, the agnostic keeps studying to find an answer, while avoiding signing on with one religion or another lest they later learn that they stepped on the wrong set of divine toes.\n\nSO, now the real meat of the question!  What is the sense in being good?  Now that has been something of a concern.  It seems to me from my studies that a number of things are universal among religions, with the number one thing being true nature of Good and Evil.  While there may be some disagreement in what exactly constitutes bad behavior, it apparently exists, hence there must be some basis for morality, regardless of religion.\n\nMy answer has generally been this:  If God created me, God made me this way - agnostic.  If that is unacceptable to God, then God has a self-conflict, not a conflict with me.  I exist because God made me so and to be untrue to my own form would be more of an insult to God than to try to be something I didn't believe (to live a lie - which appears to be universally wrong among religions if you think through all the consequences).\n\nI also think about what kind of God would I WANT to worship.  If God is a vile, selfish, hateful creature that tortures the good for petty reasons, I often think that I would rather be tortured right along with them than cowtow to such a hideous thing.  This has actually been very helpful in sorting out several religions right away as simply unacceptable- even if... maybe especially if that is the correct God!  It is not perfect, however, as there are still plenty of sects, branches, religions, and whatnot that are not so filled with hate, so I am still left with agnostic uncertainty.\n\nAt the very least, be reassured that, where ever you end up, I will probably be right there along with you.  Whatever that fate may be, I hope it is at least a mildly pleasant one.
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Ask a child if they believe there is a God. Even those not raised nor exposed to a church will believe. It's only as one ages and is exposed to outside influences that belief can be compromised. The inate ability exists even in those that profess not to believe. The strongest atheist, and the staunchest agnostic will call out for God to help them in their darkest hour. So, yes, humans have the inate ability to believe there is a God. To cite a particularly pointed quote, "There are no atheists in foxholes."
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My beliefs as a Christian Witness of Jehovah have helped me.\n\nI used to smoke, but when I learned God's view of this, I quit. That has helped spiritually, financially, and physically.\n\nI feel much better about myself, and am not as shy as I was before becoming one of Jehovah's Witnesses. I used to be so shy I would hardly speak to anyone.\n\nI also have gained a great deal of comfort from knowing what the Bible teaches, as well as having drawn close to God and his Son.\n\nThis is in addition to knowing what the future holds for me and my loved ones, and the earth and its inhabitants will finally be brought into the condition Jehovah originally purposed.
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I'm an Agnostic from India, if you need any help e-mail me at avik_d2000@yahoo.co.in.
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Take some time and read a little about her beliefs.  Then you can make an educated decision about wither or not you could support her religious decision.  If you can live with what she believes, even if you don't share the same beliefs, then go for it!  If what she believes truly bothers you then kindly back away.
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I think you should have more faith!! You may not have someone to pray to , but you should ask the universe to give you the courage and wisdom to do the right thing. My cards tell me you will get your wish, but a bit slower than you expect, get to be her friend first. Either you or her is not yet ready. You must build inner strength, so that your frustration doesn't shine through. Nothing more unattractive in a man than lack of confidence. Persevere and go slow, this could be a rewarding friendship first. Be careful with your foot, do not put it in your mouth, in other words, less said is more said. A wink is good. and so is patience, but don't give up!
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How do you do? I'm an agnostic.
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Sometimes after reading a question, I try and re-read it while imagining the person sitting next to me speaking it. Here is a little girl saying, "when the rapture comes..." So I get the sense of fear in her eyes. Then she is rationalizing her beliefs by saying she will be saved because she is a Christian, but then she keeps going and has this sort of mischevious, personal laugh for the non-believers, who she thinks will be left behind. Honey, I still smell fear. Why, if your beliefs are so intact, are you still afraid? Pray for yourself and your family and you'll do just fine.
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politics and religion are very controversial things, if you ask them out in the open, you will get lots of answers and be more confused then you were before. so once again, read the bible and decide for yourself!