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Have conversations with your friends, family, co-workers and other people you come into contact with. If they are unfamiliar with the basic issues of 9/11, consider emailing them a link to our section on background information and ask them what they think. Day by day, person by person, the message of truth is working its way through our society. Consider giving people a copy of a DVD or a link to a short video.
However, often times members of the 9/11 Truth Movement are perceived as pushy. People have so much information that they are passionate about that they can often overwhelm those they are trying to educate. Be calm, collected, and express genuine interest in others opinions. Learn from their perspective. Educate them about the issues surrounding 9/11. You can, as you are able, discuss the ways this issue has impacted the church and our society. Present the opportunities available for positive societal change by exposing the truth about this issue and the truths about the policy implemented since the attacks.
Organize a documentary film screening and discussion session about the basic questions surrounding the 9/11 attacks. Consider getting a copy of Architects and Engineers Companion Edition DVD and show the 1 hour version that clearly goes over many of the primary questions. General truth oriented events do not have to touch on any of the specifically Christian issues we develop on this site. Use the event to start a dialogue with people and discuss other issues as the conversation allows.
Host a Christians for 9/11 Truth table at a local community event such as a county fair or other gathering. Host a discussion session on a local college campus. Provide handouts about our positions on key issues related to 9/11 and challenge people to consider the information both about the attacks and the policy we have implemented since them. This can get people thinking both about the evidence of false flag terror as well as the bigger moral and ethical issues. Links to handouts: Terrorism, Authority, War, Truth.
Take out an ad for Christians for 9/11 Truth in your local print media. Contact us if you need assistance with graphics or text.
However, often times members of the 9/11 Truth Movement are perceived as pushy. People have so much information that they are passionate about that they can often overwhelm those they are trying to educate. Be calm, collected, and express genuine interest in others opinions. Learn from their perspective. Educate them about the issues surrounding 9/11. You can, as you are able, discuss the ways this issue has impacted the church and our society. Present the opportunities available for positive societal change by exposing the truth about this issue and the truths about the policy implemented since the attacks.
Organize a documentary film screening and discussion session about the basic questions surrounding the 9/11 attacks. Consider getting a copy of Architects and Engineers Companion Edition DVD and show the 1 hour version that clearly goes over many of the primary questions. General truth oriented events do not have to touch on any of the specifically Christian issues we develop on this site. Use the event to start a dialogue with people and discuss other issues as the conversation allows.
Host a Christians for 9/11 Truth table at a local community event such as a county fair or other gathering. Host a discussion session on a local college campus. Provide handouts about our positions on key issues related to 9/11 and challenge people to consider the information both about the attacks and the policy we have implemented since them. This can get people thinking both about the evidence of false flag terror as well as the bigger moral and ethical issues. Links to handouts: Terrorism, Authority, War, Truth.
Take out an ad for Christians for 9/11 Truth in your local print media. Contact us if you need assistance with graphics or text.
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