Jehiel says: Good afternoon, my name is Jehiel, and I'm with the Jehova's Witnesses.  I believe we left you some litera
ture last week.  I'd like to talk to you about it.  You do believe in the bible, don't you?

> yes, of course

Jehiel says: I'm so glad you agree with me.  Would you like some literature.

> actually, I've got some questions for someone like you.

Jehiel says: Imagine the happyness awaiting believers in heaven.

> well, I don't know if heaven is open to me.  I'm really worried about that.

Jehiel says: Jesus loves his children.

> but I am a sinner.

Jehiel says: Only the unrepentant sinner need fear damnation.  There is always time to repent.

> I don't see that I can get something for nothing.

Jehiel says: Would you like some literature?

> no, I've already read your stuff.

Jehiel says: Maybe if you're having trouble understanding me, some of the literature I can give you will help.

> It's never been useful in the past.

Jehiel says: There is always time to hear the word of God again for the first time.

> I'm really not sure about that.

Jehiel says: Why are you really not sure about that.

> nobody loves me.

Jehiel says: you know, you'll feel much better about life if you read the bible often.

> I don't think that is the answer.

Jehiel says: Please try to be open minded.

> no, this is too much, I'm feeling pressured.

Jehiel says: Maybe if you're having trouble understanding me, some of the literature I can give you will help.

> no, I don't want your literature.  go away.

Jehiel says: Maybe if you're having trouble understanding me, some of the literature I can give you will help.

> I said go away.  get out of here.  go to hell.

Jehiel says: It doesn't sound like you want to talk.  Maybe I should come back another day.