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  Do you have Feng Shui in your home?

  by Iamallcool in

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  the watchtower is against feng shui, it has been mentioned in the magazines, maybe blondie can find the quotes for us.

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  thetrueone

  Yes, it usually occurs in the bathroom after we have everyone over for Mexican .
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

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  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  Yes it is a bit both frightening and worrisome.

  Little hint = he's young and he's just left the JWS, he's retaining one foot in the Kingdom Hall out of dubious caution
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  At one point he decided to make humans, which are a lot like him.

  What evidence do you have of this phenomena, you do realize that if looks like us then he would have to

  have feet to walk under gravity, hands to clasp animate objects.

  Surely he couldn't have built the earth and all the which is here by using mere hands, walking about.

  This isn't only illogical its ridicules.
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
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  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  So god created evil like the tsetse fly on purpose as part of nature.

  So god is both evil and good. Both Yahweh and Satan

  I see
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  So Sab what then is the final reason and purpose for your particular god to create the universe and all things here on earth ?

  Please give clear defined answer .
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  Neither would I blindly believe it was part of an intricate scheme.

  That kind of goes against what you previous said, you postulated that everything that happens on earth regarding evolutionary biology

  is in fact rooted in god's design, in one way or the other. The analogy I used could happen one day, what and where would you

  turn to, to understand this, in your mystical texts of the bible ?

  Keep in mind that this particular virus kills all people who were Jews, Muslims and JWS etc.
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  "It only ends once, anything that happens before that is just progress." There is love in the will to move forward, tsetse flies or no tsetse flies.

  So lets say if a deadly biological virus was to spread slowly around the world by tsetse flies and mosquitoes, which there was no viable antidote

  to be distributed, killing you and your family and the most of mankind, you would be in acceptance of this occurrence as being progress in god's

  divine scheme of things ? Funny this is exactly the way medieval people once thought " If it happens its god's will "
  
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  If God ever comes down to us I will shake his hand, not put him on trial.

  What evidence do you have that god has hands like humans anyways, seems rather illogical for god to have hands to grasp animate objects like us.

  and where do you get the information that (god) is sexual (Him) and he has a ding-a-ling ?

  I hope it wasn't solely upon expressed ignorant human imagination.
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  Let it be understood that spirituality is a understanding of what is, in the presence of ignorance.
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  The wonders of God's creation - Example 1, the tsetse fly

  by jambon1 in

  1. jw
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  there are 23 species of tsetse flies.

  diseases transmitted by tsetse flies kill 250,000300,000 people per year.. why create such a thing?.

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  thetrueone

  Several thousand years ago, a small tribe of ignorant near-savages wrote various collections of myths, wild tales, lies, and gibberish.

  Over the centuries, these stories were embroidered, garbled, mutilated, and torn into small pieces that were then repeatedly shuffled.

  Finally, this material was badly translated into several languages successively. The resulting text, creationists feel, is the best guide to

  this complex and technical subject.