What do you think of this quote:
When I asked:
I got this response:
I know street preachers who check local laws and them place themselves where people MUST hear them and cannot ignore them or avoid them. What are the ethics of this?
One major reason one-on-one personal evangelism should never preclude or supersede public open-air preaching is that few people in today's world will stop and let you talk to them at length about the Gospel. Open-air preaching forces them to hear unless they literally close their ears (a sight I sometimes see sadly) or violently oppose you as you preach (which you are about to see). Open-air preaching doesn't allow the option for them not to hear the Law and Gospel proclaimed...
When I asked:
Do you believe it is okay to force people to hear the gospel against their wills?
I got this response:
Do you believe unregenerate sinners ever willingly hear the Gospel?
I know street preachers who check local laws and them place themselves where people MUST hear them and cannot ignore them or avoid them. What are the ethics of this?