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  guess what watchtower, books are making a comeback!

  by nowwhat? in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  now that the org.

  has gone 90% digital, it would seem most people now would rather read a good old fashioned book than a tablet!.

  way to show insight oh fearless leaders!.

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  tepidpoultry

  Kind of amusing:

  There's an alternate Christian religion printing The Finished Mystery to show folks how ridiculous it is,

  Soft copy for about $30,

  :0)

  if interested google jw bookstore finished mystery
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  Convention Horror Video for J.W.'s Young Children

  by The Searcher in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  in part 3 of remember the wife of lot, prepubescent j.w.

  kids are going to be shown something which demonstrates that the org condones watching disturbing horror content.

  the "direction" the wtbts is taking is breathtaking.

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  tepidpoultry

  There are so many problems with this story that anyone who's open to the possibility can see that its just a story!

  I researched Archeological Journals and found that there is no evidence of Sodom and Gomorrah's destruction,

  The BibleTeach Book says there is,

  They lie
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  Convention Horror Video for J.W.'s Young Children

  by The Searcher in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  in part 3 of remember the wife of lot, prepubescent j.w.

  kids are going to be shown something which demonstrates that the org condones watching disturbing horror content.

  the "direction" the wtbts is taking is breathtaking.

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  tepidpoultry

  In western countries, public standards as well as parents with the smallest amount of common sense prevent small children from watching frightening scenes on TV

  But, in the name of religion!

  What's next?

  Armageddon?
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  How Long Out Before They leave You Alone

  by tepidpoultry in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  many years ago i met an older man in the ministry who told me he was a baptized jw years ago, when i met him he was an alchoholic and had girlfriends, i told the elders, two came by and they told me to treat him as a regular worldly guy, my question is (i know this is a fuzzy area) about how much time needs to go by before someone (me for instance) would be looked upon as a non jw worldly person?.

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  tepidpoultry

  Thanks everyone for your response so far,

  One thought that struck me,

  (and mixing with my own)

  is that jws, especially family are thinking:

  Come back to Jehovah,

  meaning come out of the "mud"

  Because we are "assuredly living the life of drunken gambler"

  Rather than the life of a thinking person who can't pretend to live the lie of belief anymore,

  Thanks again,

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  Find points of agreement with your Householder™ :)

  by tepidpoultry in

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  yes!

  yes!

  we too believe in paradise and that god will destroy all our enemies!

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  tepidpoultry

  Yes! Yes! We too believe in Paradise and that God will destroy all our enemies!!
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  Let's all play a game! What does this passage of the Bible tell us about Jehovah?

  by stuckinarut2 in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  lets play a fun game?.

  we all know that as witnesses, we were constantly told to read the bible, and ask ourselves what the passage we read reveals about god.. as an example, here is a wt that highlights this.. may 2016 wt study edition "benefit fully from jehovah's provisions".

  8 ask questions.

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  Is a born-in brought up in a JW home like being a child inmate being raised in prison?

  by Still Totally ADD in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i bring up this subject because of all the restrictions children have to endure in the jw cult.

  they are made prisoners of mind and body.

  being forced to do things that are not natural for children to do.

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  tepidpoultry

  Every day I was sent off to school I was told "You know who you are"

  That meant that I was "different" and that I was representing Almighty God,

  If I misbehaved it was going to make Him look bad,

  I think that's quite a lot of responsibilty to throw on a six year old,

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  Oh wow...now I have seen everything! "Junior Pioneer"??

  by stuckinarut2 in

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  tepidpoultry

  Well, I agree, they don't care about children, and reading about long term older Bethelites kicked to the curb I have to ask, who do they care about?

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  Oh wow...now I have seen everything! "Junior Pioneer"??

  by stuckinarut2 in

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  tepidpoultry

  Re: Funchback,

  This was you and I way back when,

  They think that they're making "their own" choices but are they?

  Their brain (cerebral cortex) hasn't developed yet!

  My son (as encouraged) was reading "Bible Stories" to my granddaughter while in the womb,

  :(
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  Fatherless Boys

  by JW_Rogue in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  the wt teaches that "fatherless boys" need special care and attention in the congregation.

  however, as brought out at the rc their definition of "fatherless boys" includes boys that have actual fathers who maybe very well qualified to teach and raise their sons.

  according to wt, if either of your parents aren't jws then you are a "fatherless boy.

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  tepidpoultry

  If I were a "worldly" father I would not appreciate someone trying to replace/compensate for me in any way,

  If this is encouraged by Watch Tower it is disturbing,

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