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Mormon Callers
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Two very personable young mormon men have just called at our door. Whilst I did not engage with them in respect to their religion I cannot help but admire them & Jehovah's Witnesses for calling in this way They must get so many refusals and even abuse but they still continue to call.
I realise that people do feel that they are intruding but I cannot be rude to them
How do other people feel
I realise that people do feel that they are intruding but I cannot be rude to them
How do other people feel
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I agree with you granny grump.My daughter and her family are Jehovas witnesses and it took my husband and I a long time to accept it {my husband is a practising catholic and I am church of england but I dont go a lot}They are very dedicated to their religion and are very good living people.I must admit I dont believe they should knock on doors{they call it working on the ministry}but if any witnesses knock on our door I tell them politely but firmly that we arent interested in their religion and they go away.They must have some guts to do it because I certainly couldnt !
I do tell them kindly that it does not interest me because I don't believe in what they do. If that doesn't register then yes, I am rude.
The JW doorknockers are trained from a very early age that it is their duty to do canvassing and are taught the art of salesmanship. They are trained to sidestep negativity commends and firmly believe that they are right. Some are poor souls that are helped through a family tragedy or financial struggle (yes, JW can be supportive) and feel obliged to send their kids to join the fairy brigade.
The JW doorknockers are trained from a very early age that it is their duty to do canvassing and are taught the art of salesmanship. They are trained to sidestep negativity commends and firmly believe that they are right. Some are poor souls that are helped through a family tragedy or financial struggle (yes, JW can be supportive) and feel obliged to send their kids to join the fairy brigade.
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it depends on my mood.... im never rude to them....sometimes i will say politely im not interested... sometimes i offer to swap literature with them.... sometimes i will talk to them ..i always seem to get the same 4 or 5 people coming 'in shifts' surely by now they should realise when they have called 48378 times that they should just walk on past
When they come to the door, I am always polite and tell them I am not interested. But recently on my short trip to York, I was approached in a park by 3 females - lucky you I hear you say - whilst I was eating my lunch. That I found intrusive and I must admit I did give them a polite flea in the ear (not the usual **** off!!)
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I too have had Mormon visitors. They were very polite and so was Mr. Cupid
and I. We invited them in on condition that if they could tell us about their
faith, Mr. Cupid and I could tell them about ours.After all we worship the
same God. If more people were tolerant of one anothers beliefs what a better
world it would be. It dosen't cost anything to be respectful and civil.
and I. We invited them in on condition that if they could tell us about their
faith, Mr. Cupid and I could tell them about ours.After all we worship the
same God. If more people were tolerant of one anothers beliefs what a better
world it would be. It dosen't cost anything to be respectful and civil.
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