by Vidqun 8 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
After their courtcase in Norway going wrong, Splane actually warns lawmakers that they will be in big trouble if they don't change their ways. He's referring to the preaching work, which has nothing to do with the case. It's all about their treatment of ex-JWs. He seems to have forgotten that fact. Blame lawmakers for your organization violating basic human rights.
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No, they become more and more mainstream.
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Splane actually warns lawmakers that they will be in big trouble if they don't change their ways.
Spoiled little sissy brat can't stand it that he can't fly under the "religious freedom" smokescreen any longer. Poor baby.
They are getting more crazy @
Gorb, I also measure it against my brother's reaction when he heard that I "preached" to someone. By the way, he's a fanatical Uber elder. I, as an "apostate," often have conversations with people regarding fleshly Israel, Replacement Theology and the Israel of God. His reaction: "How dare he preach! By what authority does he preach?" As though I, as an apostate, am not allowed to talk to others regarding spiritual matters. If I go by him and his reaction, also his leader Splane's warning, JWs have become more militant and aggressive. But perhaps my brother (and Splane) are exceptions to the rule. My brother hates my guts because our mother is on my side and he can't stomach that.
Some JWs have been wondering if this is a "judgement message" 🙄
They are behind the times! New Light has stopped mentioning the Hailstone Message 😂
No, I don't think so.
The JWs have always been militant.
Peaceful, but militant.
I have heard them described in Baptist circles as "the devil's Marine Corp."
Personally, I think that’s giving ‘em too much credit.
