Did i start this? If so i'm gloating
| Is your pastor yearning after you during confession? Cayman Net News, Cayman Islands - 39 minutes ago The other interesting aspect of comments resulting from the real motives behind some pastors during confession is that the Jehovah’s Witnesses church refuses ... |
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Is your pastor yearning after you during confession?
Friday, March 31, 2006 Dear Sir: A recent item written to the local press to raise the real concerns or motives behind some pastors who support women during confessions, and to determine whether their motives are gathering information to arm “the Pastors” themselves with information to butch women’s husbands or just to manipulate the women themselves, resulted in the Seven-Day Adventist group immediately introducing a seminar aimed at helping their preachers better proclaim God’s word which somehow suggested that perhaps a sign of guilt lies somewhere within their church among their pastors who perhaps are abusing their power/privileges and conveniently judging people while yearning/lusting after other men wives/women as they prepare to slaughter people, while treating God’s church as a chop shop signaled a strong sign of guilt. The other interesting aspect of comments resulting from the real motives behind some pastors during confession is that the Jehovah’s Witnesses church refuses to permit/allow any current member of their congregation to leave their congregation freely. What is even more interesting to learn is that their elders deny going after whistle-blowers to forbid them from talking to current members in order to prevent them from informing current members of the church practices to keep a code of secrecy. Does this sound like a cult? Well, to share my opinion it sounds like something out of a freaky movie that somehow describes the horrendous crimes committed during the Jim Jones saga that tortured hundreds of people in Guyana during the 1970’s. Perhaps the sign of the time indicates that we are in for seeing a repeat of such circumstances should people fail to question and understand the real status of their church. What is even more interesting to learn is that the Jehovah’s Witnesses church has won 37 out of 46 US Supreme Court Cases. This is some powerful organization to be affiliated with if you wish to cruelly abuse the rights of others by mistreating people as Jim Jones did in Guyana during the 1970’s. This leads one to wonder, was Jim Jones affiliated with such an organization to be able to get away with cruelly during the 1970’s for as long as he did? Maybe the time has come for churchgoing people in these islands and perhaps regionally to examine the status and unforeseen common practices of their church. Are these churches a dangerous cult? Can one really leave and go to another church at their discretion? Is one able to freely stop attending and disassociate themselves with current and past members? Does the Seven-Day Adventist Church practice the same methods of control over their members? Well these are just a few questions to ask yourself the next time you attend your church if you believe that your church is freely preaching the word of God and practicing his freedoms your pastor often refers to? Are we in for another/repeat regional Jim Jones saga? Something for our churchgoers to think about the next time they give a confession is to determine whether or not your Pastor is yearning/lusting after you while slaughtering your spouse? Tyrone Douglas -----------| Jehovah’s Witnesses exploit an obscure bible passage Cayman Net News, Cayman Islands - Mar 27, 2006 Pedophilia is covered up in the Jehovah’s Witnesses on a scale worst than the Catholic priest scandal. Not only do they deny it ... |
| Jehovah’s Witnesses is a dangerous cult Cayman Net News, Cayman Islands - Mar 27, 2006 Jehovah’s Witnesses are justifiably proud that the Watchtower Society (their headquarters organization) has probably done more to guarantee free speech than ... |
Cayman Net News, Cayman Islands - Mar 28, 2006
Danny, you seem to know a lot about Jehovah’s Witnesses! ... But I paid a price — my Jehovah’s Witness wife divorced me and took my children from my home. ... Who are Jehovah’s Witnesses and what are their beliefs?
Cayman Net News, Cayman Islands - Mar 23, 2006
... Think if you have ever seen a Jehovah Witness food pantry or soup kitchen for the needy? ... Jehovah’s Witnesses and “persecution”. ... ------ I'm gloating-Danny Haszard
