by RichieRich 40 Replies latest jw friends
To nullify a baptism of a person who was a minor at the time requires this action:
As soon as the person reaches 18, the age of legality, they must stop attending meetings, and even claiming that they are a Jehovah's Witness. In this way the congregation cannont claim that the person affirmed their status as a JW after they reached the age of 18.
Doing this might give you a valid claim to nullify your baptism.
--VM44
Mega and VM44,
this is just for you.
Richie has his reasons, and they are good ones. Let him leave with his trademark Richie flair.
He's sending me his exclusive camera-phone picks of the elder's reaction and I will be selling them on E-bay.
He's sending me his exclusive camera-phone picks of the elder's reaction and I will be selling them on E-bay.
get em started with that one.
You have to remember , the last thing Crooklyn wants is more elders snooping around on here o nthis website or others -that would give them an even bigger headache in the long term - that is why there is no procedure
I hope you will graduate before doing anything. It's a major step.
Rich,
You don't have to nullify your baptism or DA to accomplish your objectives, but, hey, do what you wish.
Good luck, Richie!
amazing stuff RR! Good for you. Freedom is just around the corner....
You are the sacrificial lamb and you have been offered up, that's for sure.
if i had to do it all over again i would have just faded away and if they threatened to DF me b/c i wasn't going to meetings anymore or they hear something about my lifestyle i would have written them a letter threatening to sue them for defamation of character.
