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  Church of Derp: New Light... Adam's Nipples

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  Cappytan,

  Adam had Eve. The only man on earth, had the only woman on earth. I'm sure he found his balls as some point. lol
  
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  Church of Derp: New Light... Adam's Nipples

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  No, Adam did not have a belly button. He never needed one. A belly button, unlike nipples, is not genetically induced. ;)
  
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  Church of Derp: New Light... Adam's Nipples

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  Let me clear this up right now. Adam had nipples. I have nipples, my wife had nipples. This is proof that Adam had nipples.

  Let us move on to more important matters: Why did Adam listen to his wife's voice? Was he stupid or just madly in love?
  
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  Undisclosed policy versus Public portrayal

  by Marvin Shilmer in

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  today a reader left this comment on my blog regarding research on watchtower's position on pledging national allegiance: .

  i live in an african land as an elder who has stepped down due to being disheartened that all my life has actually been at the service of con men rather than to god.

  i also began my search into what was really going on and confirmed my suspicions.

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  Thanks for the reply, Marvin.
  
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  Christians not knowing the Bible

  by Viviane in

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  last night a young man in a bar struck up a conversation with me.

  our town is having our pride parade soon and he brought it up, the bible and how it's against the bible.

  me being me, i said that i couldn't care less that it was against the bible and that it was a horrible guide for morality anyway.

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  You can believe in the inspiration of the Bible without believing it is all literal.
  
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  What do you say to a 5 year old that asks

  by Crazyguy in

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  'dad why don't you go to meetings?

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  Daddy's very tired, son.
  
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  Undisclosed policy versus Public portrayal

  by Marvin Shilmer in

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  today a reader left this comment on my blog regarding research on watchtower's position on pledging national allegiance: .

  i live in an african land as an elder who has stepped down due to being disheartened that all my life has actually been at the service of con men rather than to god.

  i also began my search into what was really going on and confirmed my suspicions.

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  It's been a century, it seems, since I've carefully read the "whys" of not doing the Pledge so please forgive a false recollection.
  

  I believe the problem with the Pledge was that it was a pledge to the "flag", which in the minds of the Watchtower leaders was akin to somehow pledging allegiance to an idol of sorts. I remember that we were taught how the flag is officially handled in a worshipful manner with careful rules governing its display and destruction. It was this kind of thing that made pledging to the flag problematic.

  We, as students in school, always respected the flag and it was also taught that we would obey all the laws of the country that did not go against God's laws. The only thing I do not remember is the use of the word, "allegiance" with regard to the laws of the U.S.
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  Richard Dawkins talking about a Creator

  by FusionTheism in

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  richard dawkins admitted that information inside of dna, and the origin of life on earth, might point to intelligent designers, perhaps extraterrestrials.

  (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boncjbrrdq8 )richard dawkins further admitted, in a debate with francis collins for time magazine, that science might point to a creator existing, but that this creator might not be anything like yahweh:.

  time: "could the answer be god?

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  Thanks for the reply, Cofty.

  I appreciate it.
  
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  How Would a JW Respond to . . .

  by ABibleStudent in

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  reading archbishop resigns after archdiocese charged with coverup article?.

  archbishop john nienstedt, deputy resign after archdiocese of st. paul and minneapolis charged with sex abuse coverup.

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  In informal settings individual Witnesses may bring up this news item and perhaps even say something positive about it. But in the more formal meetings it's likely they would all wait for the FDS to bring it up and then agree with how it is expressed.
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  Richard Dawkins talking about a Creator

  by FusionTheism in

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  richard dawkins admitted that information inside of dna, and the origin of life on earth, might point to intelligent designers, perhaps extraterrestrials.

  (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boncjbrrdq8 )richard dawkins further admitted, in a debate with francis collins for time magazine, that science might point to a creator existing, but that this creator might not be anything like yahweh:.

  time: "could the answer be god?

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  I have one sincere question here and it is by no means meant to be funny, contradictory or offensive. I'm just asking a sincere direct question and would appreciate a direct answer.

  If someone were to ask: Is Richard Dawkins an agnostic or an atheist? How would one respond?

  And please, friends, do not direct me to a book. Just a simple answer would suffice and I will go my way off this thread.

  Thanks