Is the Watchtower the filthiest of all the harlots that make up Babylon the Great?

by Fernando 3 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

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  Fernando

  It would seem so if the theme of the Bible is indeed the "unabridged gospel".

  Let's take a Protestant minister who adheres to the "5 solas" of the "first reformation".

  Then ask him/her to explain the "Good News" according to Paul, Moses, Isaiah, and Psalms.

  Whilst in many cases what you hear will not come from the heart, nor from a person of faith, you will at least get a reasonable explanation that relates to Jesus' death, the implications of Jesus' death, and Jesus' roles in the life of a believer.

  Not so with your favourite Watchtower follower, Watchtower Pharisee, or member of the Watchtower council of Popes (GB).

  When one considers that more than half the (NWT) Bible's roughly 152 references to "good news" are by Paul, this is simply inexcusable.

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  (Why do followers of the Watchtower religion call themselves “publishers of the Good News” whilst unfamiliar with the “Good News” according to Paul, Moses, Isaiah and Psalms?)
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  mP

  Do you mean the good news to pay taxes and be a good little slave ?

  Why are you discussing advice from an areshole like Paul, who instead of helping the runaway slave in Philemon tells him to go back to his master. and too top it, he never condemns the master.
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  jgnat

  Everyone knows that Las Vegas is Babylon the Great.
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  Fernando

  Sure jgnat!

  The Watchtower tries to hide its guilt by redefining what an "apostate" really is.

  Suddenly the word no longer means "spiritual prostitute" or harlot.

  Curiously it now supposedly means dissent against the Watchtower religion and its "ruling religious clergy class".