Comments on: Ronald Weinland and June 1st – The Forty-Fifth Day

By: sisterri

sisterri — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 19:14:37 +0000

Jazz,

Hi, Jazz. Sounds great! Look forward to meeting you one day.

By: Jazz

Jazz — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 13:20:39 +0000

Hi Sisterri
I felt I just had to let you know that I come from a completely non-religous background and over the last few years had started to ask myself questions about life and meaning etc. These questions led me to Ronald Weinland’s books and the rest as they say ‘is history’. The content of Mr Weinland’s books and sermons answered every question I had been asking and I now realise that this was the process of God calling (dragging) me. My eyes, heart and mind have been opened to some wonderful (and sometimes scary) facts about our life. I now willingly follow and obey God’s perfect laws and way of life by honouring the weekly Sabbath and other Holy Days, keeping His Commandments and just enjoying being a student of God’s Church and learning more every day.

By: sisterri

sisterri — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 16:14:42 +0000

Thanks for the response Citizen X, you still sound nice to me.

And thank you truthseeker, for the point on “opinions.” There is what God thinks, then there’s opinions. It’s like in judgment, we choose whether to live with God or live any other way. Living with our creator is the only way to live.

By: truthseeker

truthseeker — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 16:07:19 +0000

God’s timing is perfect and the way he works with us is perfect. If one is being drawn to listen and observe what Ronald Weinland is saying I think it is wise and logical to do so as Citizen x is.

Un-like haters, because you can not prove or dis-prove something with you opinion.

By: Citizen X

Citizen X — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 15:35:20 +0000

Hi Sister Ri,

Yes, I recognized the name. It’s a well-known troll. And no, I don’t hate them, just feel sorry for them.

By: sisterri

sisterri — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 12:51:34 +0000

Citizen X,

Are you a Weinland hater-hater? Or did you simply recognize the name of the poster? What the person wrote, was not a problem. I’m concerned with your attitude more than his/hers. A negative attitude is very easy for us to spot. A non-attitude, wouldn’t that be lukewarm like the Laodiceans …

pride??

Honesty is appreciated.

By: Citizen X

Citizen X — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 16:23:43 +0000

I simply don’t have the time to humor the Weinland-haters here or let them run rampant. There are plenty of other places for them to do that. But this won’t be one of them.

What a lot of the attack-dog anti-Weinlanders don’t understand is that, unlike them, I haven’t made a decision either way. I’m still waiting for verification. Unlike them, I am not invested in any given outcome. The frothing at the mouth Weinland-haters, on the other hand, need Ron Weinland to be wrong. They need him to be a false prophet.

And although I’m pleased some members of his church have emerged and contribute their opinions, I by no means have my feet in Weinland’s camp. This site was created merely to provide a civil forum for discussion and analysis of Weinland’s words.

No more, no less.

By: sisterri

sisterri — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 15:00:57 +0000

I must have copied this letter before it’s removal:

“I realize there are some here who would probably call themselves followers of Ron Weinland, and therefore have little difficulty believing and responding to his claims. How about those who have no history of belief? Is anyone in that group experiencing a change in how they see the world or think about themselves or view God or Christ in the wake of so much discussion? I’m simply curious, and please, no inflamatory language.”

I doubt seriously that those who have no history of belief would be found here, because it would be impossible for them to be civil. Citizen X wisely has omitted all nasty responses.

If you’re not sure what a nasty response is, just google “Ron Weinland” and read the other web sites that are not Weinland’s church’s or Weinland’s personal site/s. I’d said I’d quit looking, but haven’t been able to stop yet, so I know there’s plenty. Just go for the last 24 hours!

Frank, most people who die will die because of pride. They won’t accept God’s word or God’s witnesses, and will not accept warnings of impending danger either.

By: Frank

Frank — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 07:24:51 +0000

The are many Christians who could learn a good lesson from you, that being patience, and not to put pride before it. If Ron Weinland is a prophet, time and God will prove that, not scouring through all he says (or hasn’t said in some cases) to try and find fault.