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  Wedding Day Turns Sour

  by Kenneson in

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  the wedding at the kingdom hall was over and went off without a hitch.

  the park was nearby and a nice place for wedding photos, a traditional place for these.

  about 100 congregants went over to watch the couple being photographed.

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  underbeliever

  I feel bad for them.
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  Pro-JW articles

  by rebel8 in

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  these 2 articles are pro-jw.........published about a week ago.. http://www.caymannetnews.com/cgi-script/csarticles/articles/000026/002654.htm.

  http://www.caymannetnews.com/cgi-script/csarticles/articles/000027/002779.htm .

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  underbeliever

  Interesting notion of journalism they have there in the Caymans. Reminds me of the middle-school paper I was involved with.
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  The Establishment Clause and Hypocrisy

  by underbeliever in

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  the establishment clause is the part of the bill of rights that grants freedom of religion in the united states.

  it is why religions like the jehovah's witnesses can exist.

  the witnesses have defended and elaborated on the establishment clause themselves, on many occasions, in the supreme court.

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  underbeliever

  FairMind, everything I write is public domain. Use it as you will.
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  The Establishment Clause and Hypocrisy

  by underbeliever in

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  2. friends

  the establishment clause is the part of the bill of rights that grants freedom of religion in the united states.

  it is why religions like the jehovah's witnesses can exist.

  the witnesses have defended and elaborated on the establishment clause themselves, on many occasions, in the supreme court.

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  underbeliever

  The Establishment clause is the part of the Bill of Rights that grants freedom of religion in the United States. It is why religions like the Jehovah's Witnesses can exist. The Witnesses have defended and elaborated on the Establishment Clause themselves, on many occasions, in the Supreme Court.
  Why is the Establishment Clause important to Americans? Why have the Witnesses spent so much time in court about it? And what happens when a Witness privately or mentally disagrees with the Watch Tower Society's "state" religion?
  I wrote an essay on this very subject, and if you're interested in it, you can read it at http://raised.blogspot.com/2006/03/establishment-clause.html. I'd post it here but I don't think people want to see a gigantic wall of text.
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  An Especially Stupid Watchtower Issue (Mar 15, 06)

  by metatron in

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  what makes this latest watchtower particularily dumb?

  well, let's see.. take a look at this gem:.

  " ...would a christian who is a self employed contractor bid on a job that involves painting one of the churches of christendom and thereby.

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  underbeliever

  I am by no means an apologist; I'm one of those "still in but not really" folks. However what I can criticize here is the negative, vicious tone regarding people who are still in. They are primarily misled, and don't deserve that kind of vitriol. You will reach them, if that is your desire, with kindness, not with hatred.