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People are entitle to their thoughts and belief on religion, including Jehovah Witness. However, the truth of God’s word is the only things that will stand in the eternal heaven. God is not in the business of partiality of who He is. God is God, the maker of heaven and earth. Jehovah Witness does not recognize the Trinity doctrine because of their interpretation of Scripture. True worshippers will take God at His word, (John 10:22-30, EVS) and lived by faith. There is no need to reinvent the wheel concerning God’s word, the belief is in the believer (Matt. 5:18, EVS). Overall, the practice of any religion is showing one’s acceptance and love for God and His Son, Jesus Christ.

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