Crusader 8 (princelypublictimeline)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Jan-14 10:08:46 UTC
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@tia the missions I refer to are ones where the inhabitants can't really say no, so it's unfair for them. Not even through language barrier reasons, but they're not in a position to turn down food and clean water, and medicine. But once they accept, they're up to their noses in unsolicited indoctrination. They're being told their gods and their spirits they believe in are wrong, or just being told they're way of life is wrong if they don't believe in anything (unlikely but you see my point), and they're pressured to go along in fear of losing clean water and facilities for their children. I am aware there are all sorts of missions, not missions are international, and that what I describe may not describe the specific unique missions you or your church participates in. But what I describe is is true, is happening as we speak, and is quite immoral.
