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Unless it involves blood transfusions in any form, there's no issue. At the risk of being argumentative, it would be a case of dying for his own idea of God.
by phugoid 10y ago
Unless it involves blood transfusions in any form, there's no issue.
At the risk of being argumentative, it would be a case of dying for his own idea of God.
From my point of view, he wasn't a straight-and-narrow JW member because he kept performing material which didn't fit that view. I doubt that anyone had the pleasant surprise of Prince knocking on their door one Saturday morning.
- phonon 10y agohttp://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2008/11/24/soup-with-prince http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2008/11/24/soup-with-princ... "Prince had his change of faith, he said, after a two-year-long debate with a musician friend, Larry Graham. “I don’t see it really as a conversion,” he said. “More, you know, it’s a realization. It’s like Morpheus and Neo in ‘The Matrix.’ “ He attends meetings at a local Kingdom Hall, and, like his fellow-witnesses, he leaves his gated community from time to time to knock on doors and proselytize. “Sometimes people act surprised, but mostly they’re really cool about it,” he said."
- rads 10y agoI just heard a story from a listener of The Current about exactly that: Prince pulled up in a van at her friend's house with a couple other people and spread the word.