(August 14, 2019 at 5:30 pm)ReptilianPeon Wrote:
Do we blame the Samaritan for the actions of a family whose actions they have no control over? I don't know where you got the idea that I want to break up a family. Many Christians are perfectly happy if their child wants to go to a different Church to them, or indeed no Church at all. JW has been exposed as a cult and these people want to cut their daughter off from society!
I am not against people attending Church services if that is they choose and they are not being forced into it. These people put their cult above the well-being of their own children. This is not healthy.
Her own parents are doing a grand job of pushing her away from any kind of religion on their own. They don't need my help to that. As I said, I don't really care what people do with themselves, as long as they are not being forced into it.
You are going to do what ever the hell it is you have set out to do from the beginning.. I really do not care.
You asked a question and my whole response is about potentially unforeseen consequences to your actions. in that the family or church might expectorate this special need girl. I simply wanted you to be ready to take on this role. or perhaps shine a light on the reason you are pushing so hard to take on this role.
Tell yourself whatever you like but if you true interest was with the girl it would not fall to you to save her. rather use the resources in the area avaible like a self harm hot line number and tell people around her to get her help as no one person is going to be able to take the load or work that comes with seeing someone ike this through their sickness.
The problem isn't God/church= cutting. It something broken and triggers= cutting this trigger is the church. what if it is simpler than that. what if the trigger is authority or just being told no? Watcha gonna do when her hulkamania runs wild on you?