tv.jw.org is still on october programming.
what happened, did jehovah forget to turn in the script?.
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Damn!
The new stuff is up there now.....
hmmm.
That's too bad. Am hoping the upcoming lawsuits can curb some of this clap-trap.
I am not the slightest bit interested in looking at this slop. Besides, I have a dental appointment today. Keeping my teeth healthy is far more important to me than any JW publication or broadcast will ever be.
tv.jw.org is still on october programming.
what happened, did jehovah forget to turn in the script?.
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Weeeelll... they still have about 26 more days. It will probably be later in the month since the Zalkin Law Firm has re-arranged their priorities.
http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/135m-awarded-to-bible-teacher-gonzalo-campos-alleged-abuse-victim-jose-lopez-281031832.html.
(published thursday, oct 30, 2014).
thursday, oct 30, 2014 updated at 11:58 pm pdt.
In the JW Podcast.org interview, Zalkin stated they have at least 20 more cases in the pipeline. This must be another sign of Jehovah's chariot speeding up and that 'his day' (Armageddon) is imminent.
who knows how many scribal errors the book we call 'the bible' contains?
the book of the law as written by the hand of moses has been found once more.
king josiah was the last king to see it and jeremiah the last prophet.
Interesting considering Bible Scholars have found no evidence that supports the existence of Moses.
ok, so in the interests of balance....(as it has rightly been pointed out that i am getting more bitter toward the org), can we think of any positive or nice things about jehovah's witnesses?.
just throwing this topic out there....... .
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They are... punctual.
My Dad was always late to his meetings.
When my Dad moved, several members of his old congregation came to help load up the truck and then members from his new congregation showed up to help unpack the truck.
hello guys & gals!.
we've just launched our brand new episode, s01e01 - irwin zalkin, which we recorded last night.. you can listen to it right here - http://www.jwpodcast.org/2014/11/03/s01e01-irwin-zalkin.
in this ground-breaking bumper show, we interview irwin zalkin, the lawyer who filed and won this new child abuse case against the watchtower organisation, which saw the victim, jose lopez awarded $13.5 million.. i think you'll agree with me (after listening to the interview) that irwin really knows his 'watchtower' stuff!.
Children are not a priority in Botchtower world. They are viewed as more of a scourge, requiring precious resources that could otherwise be put towards the organization (such as time and money). Many JWs over the years have been discouraged from having children either directly or indirectly (through various fears).
The laws need to be changed. Organizations that harm people need to be dealt with accordingly.
I commend the Zalkin Law Firm for what they are doing. I wish them much success in the future.
JW World is full of the walking wounded.
yesterday, my wife was getting ready for the kh and told the kids that they had to get ready too.
i figured, oh well, they're heading to the hall at least i can get the time i need to catch up on some house work and what not.
before i know it, the wife gave up and allowed the kids to stay.
Gary, I think it is wise to point these things out to your children. And kids aren't stupid. This will make them think. Critical thinking skills are key.
Whenever I have discussions with Christians I always like to point out that their 'god' was Jewish. It's interesting to see the looks on their faces.
hi everyone.. i think this is a big question.
but how would you answer it in the simpliest of terms?.
in simple terms my " goals " are :-.
Retirement.
o m g...(yes that is a very childish reaction...but i couldn't think of a more appropriate expression!).
if you haven't yet read it...please do so..... it is so ridiculous!
so leading, so distorted, and full of "bait and switch" techniques.. "prove you have the truth"..by seeing how neutral witnesses were in war times?
Jesus came to set us free from religion
Well that was an epic failure.
in another thread i raised the point " there are moderate muslims but their is no moderate islam".
now i must face the fact i have muslim friends who say they believe the koran.. well i have asked these muslim friends, if they have investigated the origins of the koran.
they have answerd " yes".
A former Muslim colleague of mine said that scripture needed to be taken into context and viewed with an eye for the times. What was written back then is not necessarily valid in our present day. He is definitely 'a moderate Muslim'. And a great guy... he looked after his sick mother in law until her death.
