But God can help you be even better as you grow in Him by attending church, studying the Bible, and developing the art of prayer. One of the benefits of being a Christian is that the Spirit of God comes to dwell in us in a tangible way, and through that begins to help us to think and act in ways that help us live better lives. This is in contrast to fine people like the Mormons. Sad to say, many unsaved Mormons apparently live more godly lives than many saved Christians. The difference is, people in the Mormon church, which excellently teaches the principles of godly living since it thinks salvation at least partially hinges on how well its members live their lives, do not have the benefit of Divine assistance in living those principles.
Biblical truth is still Biblical truth.
It s certainly possible for a non-Christian to explain some secondary Biblical facts and principles in a way that helps us understand them better than our own denomination might. And in the end it s better to be the most obnoxious Christian in the world who consciously trusts in the blood of Christ to cover his sins, than to be the most godly Jehovah's Witness on earth who thinks he can be acceptable to God by living a good life. The mindset that we can be good enough to go to Heaven comes naturally to humanity. Every so often I even catch myself worrying that I haven t been living too good a life lately, and that if I died maybe I would have too much sin to be saved. Then I stop and force myself to remember that living a good life has nothing to do with it, and that, apart from Christ, I will always have too much sin in my life to go to Heaven.