Most religions and groups don't stand at the doors of their meeting places with a to do list. They teach their neophytes how "they" do it. From ILGs of the world to the Emma Boastranglers all have their certain views, beliefs, to do list. But they go about relaying that information differently. When I get an opportunity i'll visit certain groups, most if not all try to work on the potential customer the minute they're done with their preaching, lecture, or 20 minute dance routine. It is a plea of a return visit, or for you to share a meal, or come back for the second act. In short, they just want you to join. It isn't mentioned, but that is the main focus. One group who I knew a member, had their leader ask me why I don't have a beard? I asked him why should I have a beard? He then said "so you can look like Jesus?" I replied "you mean a Middle Eastern black man?" The guy almost fell out. The groups' men all wear beards, and wear kipas, they call Jesus, Yaseaihyah. Their women wear hoods, not upside down Chinese take out boxes like Emma, but hoods. They look like Grim Reapers. But when you visit these jokers they don't meet you with a laundry list. You hang around them long enough you will "get the message." My buddy who is a Branhamite, never came out and read me the instructions on how to fly with Willie. As time went by and we built a relationship he shared all that was on his mind. But you know what the phenomenon of that is? What I believed was in one ear and quickly flew out the other. He always speaks to me like I believe William Marion Branham is Superman. Don't get me wrong I constantly remind him what I believe, but he like others who have the "Stepford Wives" glow, and "Charlie Manson eyes" let the new information fall to the ground and trample it under foot.
So, if you walk up and say we believe women don't wear pants.
They say, what about having to build a parapet around your roof?
You got you a parapet Brother B?
Huh?
Then move on to start praying for me in their make believe Hebrew.
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