Treatment of Disfellowshipped/Disassociated ones

by KW13 12 Replies latest jw friends

  • Think About It
    Think About It

    I recently learned of a situation that truly saddened me. A 16yo JW boy was DF'd, and because of the forced shunning, the family had not seen or heard from him for 40 YEARS. What a sad situation for that guy growing up. In the past, I had met the JW mother a couple times, and I'm not really shocked to learn she has another son she hasn't talked to in 40 yrs.

    Think About It

  • KW13
    KW13

    ^That is sad and i agree Farkel. They like to rub it in that they got away with it, but to be honest it only makes them look arrogant and cheap.

  • donuthole
    donuthole
    Even if there were some family matters requiring contact, this certainly would be kept to a minimum, in line with the divine principle: “Quit mixing in company with anyone called a brother that is a fornicator or a greedy person [or guilty of another gross sin], . . . not even eating with such a man.”—1 Corinthians 5:11.

    [or guilty of another gross sin]?

    The have to dishonestly insert this paraphrase because this verse does not cover a myriad of disfellowshipping offenses that the WT subjects its members to.

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