What about the fact that it is never administered fairly?
-Women who commit violent crimes are much LESS likely to receive it.
-Minorities are much MORE likely to be executed.
-A wealthy person will NEVER get the death penalty.
personally, i have nothing against executing wanton murderers.
What about the fact that it is never administered fairly?
-Women who commit violent crimes are much LESS likely to receive it.
-Minorities are much MORE likely to be executed.
-A wealthy person will NEVER get the death penalty.
personally, i have nothing against executing wanton murderers.
Consider this: Do you think an innocent person has ever been executed?
Even if it happened only once, wouldn't that outweigh any "benefit" of all the other executions?
personally, i have nothing against executing wanton murderers.
personally, i have nothing against executing wanton murderers.
Why should WE pay to house, feed, clothe and care for a killer?
Due to the lengthy appeals process, WE pay much more to execute someone than to give them life in prison.
the bible doesnt mention them at all.
so what the hell?
And also if Dino's don't exists who's been giving the public talks every Sunday for the last 100 and some years!
Ouch! Not to mention the Governing Body!
in last nights episode of the simpsons, homer goes to see the movie "left below", and subsequently becomes obsessed with the rapture.
when they show an equation he's working on to determine when it will come, one of the numbers is 144,000!.
do any other religions besides the witnesses and adventists use that number?
I think this was a specific jab at JW's.
Yeah, I thought it was too.
Remember the episode where Marge got a new doorbell, and was excited to see Witnesses coming to the door? But before they ring the bell, one asks the other "Do you ever think that maybe we're wasting our time, and should go get real jobs?" Then they throw their magazines on the ground and walk away!
"you people are all idiots" post reminded me of some the witness reviews i've seen on amazon.com.
enjoy!
weak and wrong, march 18, 2003. .
More reviews from non-Witnesses would definitely be helpful:
I posted one for Jehovah's Witnesses Stand Firm Against Nazi Persecution, very fun!
in last nights episode of the simpsons, homer goes to see the movie "left below", and subsequently becomes obsessed with the rapture.
when they show an equation he's working on to determine when it will come, one of the numbers is 144,000!.
do any other religions besides the witnesses and adventists use that number?
In last nights episode of The Simpsons, Homer goes to see the movie "Left Below", and subsequently becomes obsessed with the rapture. When they show an equation he's working on to determine when it will come, one of the numbers is 144,000!
Do any other religions besides the Witnesses and Adventists use that number?
for some strange reason, these really crack me up.
although, i am starting to wonder if reading the watchtower and awake!
is really equal to a college education.
For some strange reason, these really crack me up. Although, I am starting to wonder if reading the Watchtower and Awake! is really equal to a college education.
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Jehovah's Witnesses and the Problem of Mental Ilness by Jerry Bergman (Amazon.com)
7 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
How dare he!!, September 29, 2000
Reviewer: A reader
I ran across this book by pure coincidence. What kind of audacity this author must have to assume that just because someone is a Jehovah's Witness that he or she is mentally ill!! Mental illness strikes people of all races, cultural, economical, AND RELIGIOUS backgrounds. As a Jehovah's Witness myself, I can attest to the fact that I AM NOT, REPEAT, AM NOT mentally ill. I am mentally sound and feel confident that I have made the right decision in choosing to become a Witness. The author of this atrocious publication should tuck his tail between his legs and head back to the writing table.
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Jehovah's Witnesses by Robert Bowman (Amazon.com)
6 of 30 people found the following review helpful:
Injury, January 27, 2003
Reviewer: A reader
This book, is a tremendous lying comments and injury.
Of course, the the writer will deny this fact, but this is the reality.
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Why You Should Believe the Trinity: An Answer.... by Robert Bowman (Amazon.com)
3 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
Not based on Scripture, May 25, 2000
Reviewer: A reader
I read your book Mr.Bowman and I'll say it didn't make any sense to me, where on the other hand, I just read through the brochure, "Should You believe in the Trinity," and it made perfect sense. I checked some of the quotes that were listed in the brochure and they were true to form and accurate, so shame on whoever says the quotes are wrong and I'm sorry, but shame on you Mr. Bowman for knocking down other religions. I'm a college student studing other religions.
Mrs.X
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Answering Jehovah's Witnesses by David Reed (Amazon.com)
1 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
"They went out from among us...", July 15, 2003
Reviewer: | Paul-Christian Roberts (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews |
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I Was Raised a Jehovah's Witness by Joe Hewitt (Amazon.com)
33 of 98 people found the following review helpful:
Envy is scary, September 23, 1999
Reviewer: A reader
I have been a Witness all my life and hope to continue for all eternity. I have served as a regular pioneer, a bethelite, and currently a M.S. For those who leave the truth I pity you, most likely pride stumbled you out and now to justify yourselve's you resort to half truths and out right lies. I could personally make someone beleive anything by giving half the story. Ask yourself since leaving the orginzation is your life better? Your marriage? Your conscience? In most cases I doubt it. I know this because of instead of getting on with your life you look to tear down your former friends or should I say brothers. Ask yourself do the people of your current faith display the love you once treasured so much? I can say without hesitation you don't and if you could remove the hate and pride you could see it as well.
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Jehovah's Witnesses: Their Claims, Doctrinal Changes... By Edmund Gruss (Amazon.com)
0 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
not enough there., September 26, 2004
Reviewer: | Mark "macro polo" (TX) - See all my reviews |
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60 Questions Every Jehovah's Witness..... by Ian Brown (Amazon.com)
3 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
Don't waste your money, September 26, 2004
Reviewer: | Mark "macro polo" (TX) - See all my reviews |
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Awakening of a Jehovah's Witness by Diane Wilson (Amazon.com)
5 of 43 people found the following review helpful:Common slander/libel again Jehovah's Witnesses, January 15, 2004
Reviewer: | Thomas - See all my reviews |
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Blood on the Altar by David Reed (bn.com)
A reviewer ([email protected]), interested in all religions, July 15, 2002, It's a bit harsh! How old is this argument? It's a well known fact that more and more people carry 'no blood transfusion' cards with them - not JW's!! Blood carries many deseases as we're all aware, and plus, there are so many salines available to use instead of blood that is easier for the body to accept. Anyhow, my JW friend was in hospital, no one forced her not to have blood, JW's view life as sacred and would never let people(children) die! They have a commitee of ministers who are either also doctors, or well learned medically to help the hospitals provide succesful bloodless surgery! If Reed really knew about this - instead of just trying to discredit the JW's then he would realise this. I mean come on...how many deaths do hear of now? and there would be such a comotion if there was - because people like Reed are just dying to use it against them!!! JW's are a registed religion based on nothing but voluntery donations - not a money grabbing cult or sect. Its a shame he's so nasty towards them - and how he obviously doesn't know as much as he makes out - its made me sceptical about him and his other publications! Reading this amused me however, he's obviously a bit disturbed and wants to turn people away from JW's for some reason?! Read it for a good laugh. _____________________________________________________________________________
I Was Raised a Jehovah's Witness by Joe Hewitt (bn.com)
One of Jehovah's people, a person who loves god and his son December 24, 2003 THIS IS WRONG! I am one of Jehovah's witnesses myself. We are not a cult. We want to give you all the truth and this world is so endulged in it's own self-worth, that people are unwilling to respect us for what we are trying to give, the truth about god and his hope for mankind. Hyprocrisy is so rampid among those who willing to be blinded by satan. This person is apparently a apostate. And wishes to only see what Satan wants him to see. Jehovah's witnesses are not bad people. We love Jehovah out god, and his son Jesus and want to help all who want to know and accept the truth. We get all our facts from the bible, God's word. No question about it! Please do not take the witnesses for what this author has to say. If you have any questions, look up your local Kingdom Hall to speak with Jehovahs people and may the truth about God be reavealed to you!
hi, i'm lynne.. i was wondering about religion for months and found this website.. i was hoping to get some feedbacks... almost everyone in my mom's family is a witness, and i was born and raised as a witness.
and yet, i never really wanted to get baptized, maybe because my father left the truth(?
although i don't like the expression, the truth, i don't know what else to say.. heh..).
I sure didn’t like to talk about my JW past with anyone, however, because now although I felt free from blame for my worldly life, I felt somehow responsible for growing up in a weirdo religion.
I used to feel the same way. Until I realized people seem to cut your more slack, if they know you grew up in a cult!
Great post urbanized, very enjoyable to read.