I want to know what celebrations JWs don't consider pagan?

by Chook 27 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • Chook
    Chook

    I could only think of weddings and wedding anniversaries

  • Pete Zahut
    Pete Zahut
    • The Memorial.
    • Your baby's first memorial.
    • Giving your first talk.
    • Your Baptism.
    • The aninversary of your first talk or baptism.
    • Placing your first magazine.
    • The first time someone slams the door in your face.

    (I think you get the idea)

  • tepidpoultry
  • tepidpoultry
  • Doubtfully Yours
    Doubtfully Yours

    In the Spanish cong, we are big on bridal showers, weddings, wedding anniversaries, baby showers, graduations, a couple of times a year kids parties, and we do quite a bit of gatherings at our homes 'just because'.

    We have no shortage of partying at all in the Spanish side.😎

    DY

  • tepidpoultry
  • Chook
    Chook

    Simon and co need to establish a celebration date for a universal cult freedom date.

  • tepidpoultry
    tepidpoultry

    Don't know how to answer your question: Does "wine and cheese party" qualify as a celebration!

    Doubtfully Yours adds "just because"

    JWS will make up all sorts of things to get together so,

    :0)

  • tepidpoultry
    tepidpoultry

    Hey Pete Zahut

    Where did you grow up? :)

    In my part of the world you could NOT mix Spiritual EventsTM with anything enjoyable, it would render the spiritual power of said event null and void,

    Ya Vol!!

    :)

  • Rainbow_Troll
    Rainbow_Troll

    I don't think they could regard Thanksgiving as pagan since it was inaugurated by Christians, but it's still against the rules. Really, the whole "it's pagan objection" is just an excuse to isolate JWs from non-JW family members.

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