Hi,
If you r still around in this thread sunflowa I just have a question. We haven't had any visits yet at our new place but at our old place we have visits a few times.
Just after Noah was born (he was less than a week old) we even had a sign on the door saying welcome home Noah. Anyway Phil answered the door to some jw's ages later he was still talking so I came to see who was at the door. We both told them we attend a pentecostal church every week, usually sunday morning and night and we are Christians and we run our churches Children's Department (children's church etc) Anyway knowing how young Noah is (they asked and commented on the sign) and the fact that we already believe in Jesus and God etc but are not JW's they still continued to give us stuff and talk away for ages and invite us to their church etc. Is this the policy of JW's??? It's just that I feel as we already accept Jesus and God in our lives any futher info and talking beyond this point was an attempt to convert us or bring new members into the church. I was also annoyed by the length of the chat given the age of our baby (the chat was approx 30mins)
I know it was my right to ask them to leave however I feel that most people feel uncomfortable asking someone to leave.
I have to say that it is interesting to find out why jw's believe in door knocking as I certainly don't and I also have to say that I don't agree with that interpretation of the scripture but of course would defend you right to interpret it that way. I believe that the effect of door knocking is much lower than what putting the same amount of time into meaningful relationship with ppl and just being normal and letting your life and who you are speak rather than handing out books etc.
I don't mean that to be hurtful or argumentative just wanted to offer my opinion in a respectful wayiykwim

