If you knew before hand you would get a bias opinion?

Question

why take it at face value? For example some people who know nothing about Jehovah's Witnesses rather take an ex JW's opinion rather than speak with active ones. Also they rather go to apostate websites than go to an official one? Could it be that they are not really interested and just want to find something wrong?

I think the best way to find the truth is to ask your bible teacher. I hear so much about " My bible teacher couldnt explain this " Well that's rare! If they are concerned they will do the research for you. Mine has 6 different bible translations. Thank you Andy!

Answer 1

It may be for the stars that they can gain by being critical with their questions. They other is two point for what ever hits their brain just like this answer. Bye for now.

Answer 2

That is so true... When directing questions to JW's specifically, they usually pick an apostate's answer or someone who agreed with their judgments already.

They never want to check our official website.  They ARE looking for something wrong, obviously.  

Not very objective, are they?

o\/o  Whoo-whoo

Answer 3

Getting a biased opinion makes them feel good about their own biases.

Just like early Christianity, Jehovah's Witnesses are "everywhere spoken against." (Acts 28:22)

Some people are quick to speak against what they don't really know, or what they do not measure up to.

That is the problem with many apostates. They know this is the truth -- which is why they can't just get over it and go on their merry way -- but in one way or another, they did not meet the righteous standards of God's way of doing things, and went out to do their own thing, speaking against their former brothers and sisters.

However, none of this bias or misrepresentation of Jehovah's Witnesses changes the truth, or the reality that we are truly God's people, doing His will.

Answer 4

It is called willful ignorance.