Lol
We live in a world where contracts are a necessity. It would be foolish and irresponsible for any organization not to have them when people live on the property of said organization.
Bethelites Vow Of Poverty
by pale.emperor 84 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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steve2
Doubter inhabits a special antiseptic universe. Putting stuff in writing only protects the manmade teaching - otherwise the writing exposes JW organization as a false teacher and predictor of future events as supposedly significant dates recede into the past and are written out of the JW eschatology: 1799, 1874, 1925, 1975 etc.
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Doubter
I wouldn’t want to live at Bethel, having to quit my job, and leave home, if I did not have anything in writing from watchtower.
No contract = no evidence of their obligations to you.
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Finkelstein
Reading that contract indicates that Bethel members are forced into making a personal vow of obedience and servitude to the Watchtower's order which is active in apostasy against the word of god within holy Scripture.
Essentially a vow to support the sin of false prophesy orchestrated by the operation of a religious publishing house.
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sir82
I wouldn’t want to live at Bethel, PERIOD.
having to quit my job, and leave home, if I did not have anything inwriting from watchtower.Fixed that for ya.
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Doubter
Indeed. I truthfully never had a desire to live at bethel. Never.
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_Morpheus
Lol the wt has ZERO obligations ti bethelites. Please cite something from the document to show otherwise. That contract is a one way street. I know from personal experiance
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Doubter
I am saying that you did not have to go rent an apartment and buy you own groceries while you were there.
At any rate, serving at any capacity as a jw is 100 percent voluntary.
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_Morpheus
Damn right it is. Thats why i dont do it anymore :)
funny they need a contract to protect themselves from my voluntary service...
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Doubter
Volunteering is surely a two way street.