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  Convention new book reveals "GROUP 2" of the 1914 generation...the horror.

  by Witness 007 in

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  2. experiences

  gods kingdom rules!

  the convention book released yesterday....say hi to group 2 of the 1914 generation!!

  a graph shows group 1 being fred franz john barr etc...with a group 2 consisting of the current young faithful slaves we "met" the "group ones.

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  Some of these will live to see the great tribulation

  Bold claim. I thought they were off of that.
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  Doctors and surgeons say no to blood transfusions

  by Mr Negative in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  my mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this.

  i have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no.

  is this true?

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  would like to read your book some day

  I think the book (technically a short story) is rather disturbing. You've been forewarned.

  I put it in writing because I think such atrocities should be documented.
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  Convention new book reveals "GROUP 2" of the 1914 generation...the horror.

  by Witness 007 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  gods kingdom rules!

  the convention book released yesterday....say hi to group 2 of the 1914 generation!!

  a graph shows group 1 being fred franz john barr etc...with a group 2 consisting of the current young faithful slaves we "met" the "group ones.

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  A link to the scan has been posted in this forum--found by Google.
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  Just watched a documentary on the Mormon church and I reckon they have got far more scandal and issues with BS doctrins than the witnesses ever did

  by joe134cd in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  must admit i didn't know a lot about the mormon church, so i decided to spend my saturday night exploring them on you tube.

  after having viewed it i reckon the watchtower dosnt even come close to the scandal and total bs that surrounds the mormon church.

  this is just 2 examples.

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  There are many similarities between exes of both groups as well.

  Pretty interesting stuff. They used to allow women to have more than one husband too--not many Mormons know that.

  I still don't think they are wackier than jws. Have you ever read Golden Age? Miracle Wheat, there's no such thing as germs, jumping up and down cures colds, if you get an x-ray it will harm your grandchildren, bob haircuts cause problems for women?

  http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/scandals/115448/1/Golden-Age-Goodies

  What about what they did to hemophiliacs, Mexicans, etc.? They beileve that demons can rape people.
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  "Ebola is not spread through the air" -- CDC. Yeah, right!

  by FatFreek 2005 in

  1. social
  2. current

  somehow, i don't have a warm fuzzy feeling when i keep hearing from the center of disease control, "ebola is not spread through the air ...".

  ever sneezed?

  the famous myth busters had a revealing show on the power of the sneeze anecdotally it has a velocity of some 35 miles per hour and travels a distance of some 30 feet.. ever traveled in the close confines of an air liner?

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  The virus can very clearly become airborn atleast for short periods of time.

  Evidence?

  My post on the first page of this thread explained what airborne means and does not mean.
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  Doctors and surgeons say no to blood transfusions

  by Mr Negative in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  my mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this.

  i have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no.

  is this true?

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  Mr. Earnshaw was featured as the doctor on the front of one of the Awake magazines in 2000...
  
  also asked if Mr. Earnshaw was a Jehovah's Witness and if he knew that his photo and quote was used by the Watchtower Society and he replied:
  
  "Mr Earnshaw has read your email and would note:
  
  “......No
  
  omg. It's so nasty to do that, I'm sorry, maybe it's legal but it's no better than tabloid journalism.
  
  But this is an old trick for wts.

  I can understand including a quote from someone (not a misquote or taken out of context), but I can't understand putting someone's picture on the cover of your magazine and using him as a sort of endorsement of a dangerous doctrine.
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  Meet The Mormons, in Theaters now

  by designs in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  the lds church has a slick new documentary out now- meet the mormons.

  http://meethtemormons.com huffington post etc... huffington post described it as slick, light on doctrine, and presenting a public face that you wouldn't find if you walked into a typical lds church.. i wonder how far behind the new jw.org think tank guys are on developing their own film for theater release.. .

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  There was a jw infomercial playing on TV a few years ago.
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  Let's All Volunteer for the Warwick Project!!!

  by pronomono in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  ok, not really.. but the rbc is spamming my email trying to get my volunteer information.

  it all seems kind of hokey.

  it comes from some unofficial gmail account that i've never seen and telling me to go to a generic form website to enter in my personal information.

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  LOL a new title, "RBC Survey Overseer". That is one of the stupidest things I've heard out of their mouths all week. omg.
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  University Application Personal Statement dilemma - Should I mention my jw past?

  by will-be-apostate in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i am applying to chemical engineering course in the uk through ucas (a lot of things changed since i've posted last time).. i have a lot of skills i developed while regular pioneering, like public speaking skills, ability to reason (even if it's bs), presentational skills etc.. i feel it would boost my personal statement a lot, but i'm also afraid they would say "this guy beleives in god, and loves science, he must be creationist.

  away with him".. how could i mention that i gave interviews front of thousands of people and did voluntary work in my hometown without giving a bad impression?.

  i don't want to go into details and start explaining myself that "however i don't beleive in god", or something like that.

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  I was just talking to a professor who interviews applicants to a science-based program. He is just astonished that people mention religion in their application for the reasons mentioned in the OP.

  Personally...I would not mention it in a written application. If you must explain a job gap or something like that, talk about volunteering for an international organization that provided training and opportunities to practice public speaking. They'll think you mean Toastmasters. lol.

  Then during the interview, if their questions would make you seem awkward and evasive if you don't answer directly, say something like, "I was raised in a fundamentalist religion that focuses on public speaking as a major part of its ministry. As a scientific thinker, I did not believe the doctrine even then. When I was old enough to choose for myself, I left that group."

  I don't see why you'd have to name what religion.

  Don't linger on it too long--just provide a short explanation and then don't ruminate on it. Otherwise it's going to seem more important than it is.

  Good luck.
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  Let's All Volunteer for the Warwick Project!!!

  by pronomono in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  ok, not really.. but the rbc is spamming my email trying to get my volunteer information.

  it all seems kind of hokey.

  it comes from some unofficial gmail account that i've never seen and telling me to go to a generic form website to enter in my personal information.

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  rebel8

  I think [email protected] wants to sign up for the Scientology newsletter.