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BizzyBee
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Who REALLY controls Jehovah's Witnesses..????
by Darkside999 inlet me begin by saying i was raised in a witness household.. now that i am older i like to question things and see where they really come from.
i always found it strange that so many people would blinding think they the society has any real power or knowledge.. first of all the origins are probably evil.
as russel was a 33rd degree mason, and founed skull and bones an evil satanic cult and jehovah's witnesses?
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BizzyBee
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SUMMER DISTRICT CONVENTION THREAD
by DannyHaszard infirst summer district convention press release by the watchtower
news results
page 1 of 292 results containing jehovah (0.05 seconds)
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BizzyBee
"Deliverance at Hand" is the theme for the Jehovah's Witnesses district convention
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"Uh-Huh" is Not "You're Welcome"
by XJW4EVR inlast weekend my son told me about the the training he is getting for his new job.
he said that he is required to watch customer service videos, and in one of the videos there was a segment that told people to say, "you're welcome," and not, "uh-huh.".
this made me realize just how bad mannered some people have become, especially in the customer service realm.
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BizzyBee
I have noticed lately that when I thank someone (usually for doing their job, like bagging my groceries) they say, "No problem."
WTF?
I think that 'no problem' has come to mean the equivalent of "you're welcome." But it doesn't feel the same at all.
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Let's Decorate the Kingdom Hall!
by Nosferatu inone thing that always sucked about the kingdom hall was it's blandness.
bland wallpaper, bland paint, no pictures, no windows, maybe a fake plant or fake flowers, the big sign with the years text, the cork board, and contribution boxes.
boring.. what would you put into a kingdom hall to make it look more interesting?
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BizzyBee
Some secular reading material, coffee-table books would be nice, just in case the talk gets b-o-r-i-n-g..........................
I wonder how the KH re-decorating committee would feel about using a feng-shui consultant?
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How do you deal with death now
by unique1 ini must say, it was easier being a jw, believing that i would in fact be resurrected to a paradise earth and having the faith that would definitely happen.
i still believe in the bible to the extent that i believe jesus led a good life and if we follow his example we will lead one to.
however, the bible was written by men, who are imperfect and therefore i don't feel we can take the entire book at face value as truth.
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BizzyBee
Good news: I fear death less the older I get.
After I left the organization, and after much rumination, reading and letting it all simmer on a backburner, I had a light bulb moment:
Death is part of life.
For some reason, this thought took away some of my fear of dying. Maybe because it is the one thing about death that we know for absolutely sure.
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Laughing laughing laughing
by darcy inwow.. so, you know i'm an active witness, very active.
hah.
and i'm not laughing at y'all, but wow, i can't believe how extensive this is.
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BizzyBee
Disfellowhipping material? How about just - not Witness material?
Anyhoo, I think some of us are using a sledgehammer to swat a fly. Which is ok if you enjoy it, and of course that is often the fun with trolls. However, I don't see Darcy as an apologist. I can tell by checking my blood pressure and so far she hasn't caused it to spike.
She a is obviously a young, free-thinking person on a journey of discovery and going about it in a pretty healthy, intelligent way. While no one knows her ultimate destination, I would bet serious money where it isn't - DubLand.
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** July 15 WT: Do NOT murmur against the "faithful and discreet slave" **
by truthseeker init's curtains for the watchtower.
they have finally published what many of us here have known for a long time.
the july 15, 2006 watchtower has three study articles, the second one will be of intense interest.
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BizzyBee
back in the days when it was 1000 hours a month.
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Is there a doctrinal change afoot in the WTBTS?
by Gill inis the wtbts preparing the r and f for a large doctrinal change?.
the july 15th watchtower is dealing with murmuring?.
subheadings 'an evil assembly murmurs against jehovah'.
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BizzyBee
Does anybody else smell Kool-Aid?
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Is there a doctrinal change afoot in the WTBTS?
by Gill inis the wtbts preparing the r and f for a large doctrinal change?.
the july 15th watchtower is dealing with murmuring?.
subheadings 'an evil assembly murmurs against jehovah'.
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BizzyBee
usually because the elders are lax.
So the FDS is serving up the Ex-lax.
I think this is a pre-emptive strike - they're scrambling to effect some damage control. "Murmurers" (whatever that is - Christ a'mighty!) are going to be gone after in a big way - everybody is deputized, maybe even wired up - murmurers will be made an example of - no more Mr. Nice Guy! You R & F are out there just having a great old time, bitchin' about the GB - well, the party's over, Pilgrims! Dance! Too bad they don't have the Duke to deliver the message..........
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Insane religious banter!
by free2beme in"he will kill the wicked" ... "jesus is coming to bring down the unrighteous" ... "you shall know his wrath" .... "you will burn in hell!".
my father had a renter in one of his houses, who was a whacked out christian.
when she moved out, she wrote these kinds of things all over the walls and we had to repaint the entire house to get it cleaned up.
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BizzyBee
if the King James Bible was good enough for Jesus, it's good enough for me!
LOL!