Ringing at my door to change my religion you Indulge in a fundamental futility I am the least likely patsy or pigeon to Re-create in your image fundamentally Although you say you are not fundamentalists I watch as you mark me down in your little lists Methodically although you are no Methodists
Long published by the Methodist publishing house Despite being existentialist Lutheran I know a thing or two about people like you So I urge you cats to move on to the next mouse Just walk on by and give up as hopeless the man Who lives here cross him off your lists one more lost soul Who will learn soon enough if what you say is true
Sorry if you fall short of your recruitment goal But all fall short of the glory of God they say And from the looks of us we both fall short today You simply cannot capture before your "rapture" Those you annoy by interrupting anyway When the morning comes by faith I will see the light Nor need real gods sell door-to-door ...therefore: good night
I love it! One doesn't change minds by shouting in one's face, or even by quiet finger wagging. Those 'cats' can move on the the next mice in my house too...very well put.
Oh have always abhored this. I once administered home care to an elderly lady who suffered from(among other things)Alzheimer's. They actually had engaged her in an argument until I intervened. Sad when the bottom line is numbers. I'm sure many are sincere. But door-to-door preaching is not the way to go...
Well stated Steve and they can be annoying although not as annoying and aggravating as they once were, actually had two young jehovahs offer to shovel my steps when they were leaving, no heavenly fee, excuse the pun.
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A very witty take on the presumptuous door-to-door commercial for God. Nice job!
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