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  What are the costs of literature cart witnessing?

  by oppostate in

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  2. beliefs

  in the article on the guardian ( http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/14/jehovahs-witnesses-evangelism-church-god-armageddon ) mentioned in another thread, there's this quote of mark omalley, who is assigned to the public information desk at the jehovahs witness uk centre in north london.

  we now have more than 165,000 [literature] carts on the streets in over 50 countries.

  it gives us visibility and availability.

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  lol @ punky!
  
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  Why did Jesus have to die?

  by Crazyguy in

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  let's think about this for a bit.

  adam was tempted and sinned by eating of the fruit.

  he missed out on immortality by being denied the tree of life.

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  Heaven

  Mr. Deity and 'the Boy' kinda sum it up here:

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mII6-IyaT3o
  
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  What are the costs of literature cart witnessing?

  by oppostate in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  in the article on the guardian ( http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/14/jehovahs-witnesses-evangelism-church-god-armageddon ) mentioned in another thread, there's this quote of mark omalley, who is assigned to the public information desk at the jehovahs witness uk centre in north london.

  we now have more than 165,000 [literature] carts on the streets in over 50 countries.

  it gives us visibility and availability.

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  People will just ignore them. I highly doubt this will be any more effective in converting anyone. It may demonstrate to more 'worldlies' just how ill-informed they are.
  

  When are they taking their apathy carts to the Amazon jungle to convert these peeps?:

  
  
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  Human Potential is Awesome - We Visited Pluto Today

  by cofty in

  1. social
  2. current

  nasa's probe "new horizons" was launched in 2006 and since then has been speeding across 3 billion miles of space to the most distant planet in our solar system.. the first pictures arrived today with higher resolution images due tomorrow.. i fu~~ing love science.. more details from the bbc here.... .

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  Heaven

  For GrreatTeacher: ;0)

  
  
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  Guardian article

  by davidmitchell in

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  this lengthy article was in yesterday's 'guardian', a national uk newspaper.

  (comments following thearticle are interesting!):.

  http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/14/jehovahs-witnesses-evangelism-church-god-armageddon.

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  'This allows people to come to us.'

  Hmmm... to me, this has fail written all over it. It would be interesting to see stats on just how many converts are made this way versus the door-to-door work.

  It does seem to confirm what we've been saying on the board here though. The traditional Field Serve-Us is ineffectual as too many people are just not home like they were back in the '50s and earlier. And the JWs just aren't knocking on the doors anymore. As I've said, I've been working from home full time for over a year now and prior to that part-time work from home for several years and they are just not knocking.
  
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  Human Potential is Awesome - We Visited Pluto Today

  by cofty in

  1. social
  2. current

  nasa's probe "new horizons" was launched in 2006 and since then has been speeding across 3 billion miles of space to the most distant planet in our solar system.. the first pictures arrived today with higher resolution images due tomorrow.. i fu~~ing love science.. more details from the bbc here.... .

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  This gave me goosebumps too. I love the heart on this little, dwarf planet.

  It reminded me of the Voyager 1 space probe, which launched Sep 15, 1977, turning to take a picture of Earth, the pale blue dot, as Voyager 1 left our solar system Feb 14, 1990. Here is a link to where the Voyager space crafts/probes are now:

  Where are the Voyagers?

  I hope we, homo sapiens, never stop exploring and discovering.
  
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  My introduction and confession

  by elderINewton in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  well another big bad elder here just wanting to say sorry.. i'm sorry that so many were treated like crap, and shown that god's love is not to be found around jehovah's witnesses.

  i'm sorry that inadvertently i've likely taught many to judge and as such see that racism permeates every corner of the jw world, else why else would someone be of the world, or even inactive.

  i'm sorry i sat in on a jc, and voted to df.

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  Welcome EN!

  You are one of the ones who, when it came time, decided to be intellectually honest with yourself instead of lying to yourself. I think this is a pivotal moment each JW comes to sooner or later.

  I, like you, never agreed with the blood policy. I was a teenager when that was introduced to me and I told my parents that life was more important than this policy.

  It wasn't until I was an adult that I learned about the child abuse and how much of a problem it really is. There is no way an 'all-loving' god is any part of that crap.
  

  Your heart-felt apology is the beginning of your healing. I am hoping your recovery is swift and as painless as possible.

  Thank you for taking the time and mustering up the courage to join us. Every voice is important.
  
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  MORE PROPAGANDA FROM THE CO!!

  by DATA-DOG in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  well, once again my "friend" has shared their notes with me from the latest co visit.

  besides the usual 1914 assertions/ world getting worse all the time/ our day is the worst of all time nonsense, the co mentioned some interesting things.

  number one won't surprise you.

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  Yeah, the math has never worked with this group. Just do the calculation on 7 million people preaching to 7 billion. It just doesn't compute.
  
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  Are Jehovah's Witnesses Sociopathic Liars ?

  by Finkelstein in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  the sociopathic liar beware of this dangerous sociopath.

  the one behavior that characterizes the human race is so widespread that most of the time we dont even notice it.

  it is extremely hard to spot and it is even harder to stop.

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  Would their term/modus operandi 'Theocratic Warfare' fall under this category?
  
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  Creationist Museum Acquires 5,000-Year-Old T. Rex Skeleton

  by freemindfade in

  1. social
  2. humour

  creationist museum acquires 5,000-year-old t. rex skeleton.

  news january 15, 2003. vol 39 issue 01 science & technology science religion.

  tulsa, okin a major coup for the growing field of creation science, the perfectly preserved remains of a 5,000-year-old tyrannosaurus rex were delivered monday to tulsa's creationist museum of natural history.. .

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  It does seem there are a few religitards that think people and dinosaurs lived together. Kent Hovind, he's out of jail now, is one of them. Do the JWs still believe this?