Just like the Witnesses, except the poligamy part .
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Another Group of Wackos that "believes it will soon be ruling the world with Christ"
by Yan Bibiyan 2 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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dgp
Well, if he is 66, in a poor country and having all that people around him, the very least you can say about Mr. Chana is that very soon he will meet his Maker .
He has 94 children. Imagine what happens if they want to go out on a family dinner, and each has to use a toilet, shower, have breakfast and get dressed. They need to plan weeks in advance .
I suppose he has all his children identified with RFID codes, bar codes, something :-).
What happens when his 45 sons (say) want to watch the game, and his daughters (all 53 of them, say) want to watch something else?
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Larsinger58
Very interesting!
The Bible does not condemn polygamy. In fact, JWs break God's LAW against divorce except on the grounds of adultery when they force those who engage in legal polygamy in some places like Africa. This causes lots of disruption and hardship and actually predisposes abandoned wives to fornication and adultery. So that is why the WTS is called the "man of lawlessness" at 2 Thess 2.
The disdain for polygamy is a Western culture thing that Christianity sort of embraced. All through the Bible we see men with more than one wife. Even if discouraged, it is not made illegal. Making it illegal is adding to God's laws and thus breaking God's laws.
It is quite possible if he believes he is one of the anointed and will rule with Christ for 1000 years that he actually is! That's how holy spirit works with the elect (i.e. "anointed").
Thanks for the story!