by SexyTeen 13 Replies latest jw friends
I went to my local library and they did not have a copy. Is there a copy up on the web somewhere? I'm sure somebody has to have it, almost anything can be found on the web nowadays.
Buying it is out of the question, I live with my parents.
I appreciate any help given.
get yourself a PO box, or a friend or teachers address, and I will send it to you.
I knew Ray Franz and was always impressed with his scholarly
mind and grasp of details. The stuff he wrote for the Society
was among the best reasoned material they ever published.
Happy Reading,
metatron
if you have a nonjw friend you can talk to please do-
let them know that you want to get the books and if you can use thier address
YOU MUST READ THIS BOOK and at that point for many of us - we started to understand why the Society doesn't want you to ask any questions
I entered Bethel right after the Ray Franz incident took place- i know alot of the players-
I appreciate your offer SixofNine. I do not have a worldly friend that I can trust. Actually, now that I think about it, I don't have any worldly friends. I do not have a car, so I depend on my mom driving me everywhere. The PO Box would arise a lot of questions from my parents if they were to know.
My only way to read the book is online or if someone were to scan some pages and email them to me. Is this possible?
Perhaps if you post (or let one of us know privatly) your local libraries address, one of us could donate it to the library.
Or perhaps you can get it from another library through Interlibrary Loan.
Also,
You could request your library to order a copy. I did this once and they did get it.
Could someone send my a copy of CoC?
E-mail me if you can and I will provide address. How much is it?
Diana
Diana,
C of C is available at the Barnes & Noble web site for $12.95 plus about $3 shipping & handling, if you have a major credit card.
The site address is http://www.bn.com
The page which contains C of C is http://shop.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=Crisis+of+Conscience&userid=18J3G3HSAP
GopherWhy shouldn't truth be stranger than fiction? Fiction, after all, has to make sense.
Mark Twain (1835-1910)
