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ScotsAlan

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Q: Missionaries... pretending to be teachers... false witness?

Simple question really. As there is no 'missionary visa' ,are missionaries on teaching visas bearing false witness?

7 years 15 weeks ago in Family & Kids - China

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Stiggs

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I don't know about false witness but the ones who sign on to teach kids English then proselytize instead of actually doing what they're paid to do are nothing more than thieves in my opinion.

ScotsAlan:

Thats exactly what I was thinking Stiggs.

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Stiggs

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I don't know about false witness but the ones who sign on to teach kids English then proselytize instead of actually doing what they're paid to do are nothing more than thieves in my opinion.

ScotsAlan:

Thats exactly what I was thinking Stiggs.

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donnie3857

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Oh, they can't be theives. God said "Thou shalt not steel". But it is mostly religious people who do that. Bearing false witness would be a better category. Instead of doing what they were meant to do (if there here on a legal visa) they are coercing people to believe in their god. ( If you don't believe in god you will burn in hell or go to pergatory.)

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