wow, welcome to the board.
Glad you are not lurking anymore.
Hugs,
Joy
wow, welcome to the board.
Glad you are not lurking anymore.
Hugs,
Joy
i have been posting here for 6-8 months i guess.
it has been the best therapy i could have had.. i wish we could have a great big party and meet all the posters here in person.
i have not agreed with all, but i have been so aided in my recovery from the mental prison that is the wtbts by all your comments.
Agape -
oh yeah! you've got some de-programming yet to do. lol
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i'd like to hear comments from anyone who had a relative die because of the watchtower society's misguided policy on blood transfusions.. alanf
My father was an elder in Fairhope, Alabama. 2003
My father-in-law was an elder in Delavan, WI 2003
the listeners thread about service meetings got me to think, ok , so what was the best service meeting item you ever heard?
we all know and remember the bad ones, but with all our collective years of seat warming on a thurs/fri night, there must have been some good ones.. i nominate the item a few years ago on the dangers of the internet.
it made it sound so exciting that i went off down the public library to find out how to use this new invention - the rest is history ....
lol Blues Brother.
Hubby gave that talk at the service meeting. Then he went home and got on the internet.
Like you said.....the rest is history!
edited to add, the one in 2001
i can't thank ray franz enough for what he wrote and how he has affected people for the better.
while reading his books and seeing threads about him i have always wondered how his wife reacted when he started telling her about his doubts and trouble with the society.
how did she react when she had to leave bethel with him?
and Mouthy, can people order those through www.commentarypress.com?
i can't thank ray franz enough for what he wrote and how he has affected people for the better.
while reading his books and seeing threads about him i have always wondered how his wife reacted when he started telling her about his doubts and trouble with the society.
how did she react when she had to leave bethel with him?
sbf:
you
do not know what the hell I am talking about...
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i'd like to hear comments from anyone who had a relative die because of the watchtower society's misguided policy on blood transfusions.. alanf
welcome also "Iamforeverfree".
Sorry to hear about your dad. But he was just a follower of an evil destructive cult. Otherwise they wouldn't have the blood policy. He did what he thought "God" wanted for him. Glad you know the difference between "God" and the Watchtower.
cypher: i know what you're thinking, 'cause i'm thinking the exact same thing.
actually, i've been thinking it since i got here: why didn't i take the blue pill?
- the matrix.
for those who had the privilege of serving at El's house ( Bethel) it was easy to see the hypocrisy of the WTBT. As Ray said once.....when you've been in the kitchen, you know what the resturant is really like.
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i'd like to hear comments from anyone who had a relative die because of the watchtower society's misguided policy on blood transfusions.. alanf
Welcome to the board "NoMoreMeetings".
Sorry to hear about your losses.
i have been having a really crappy day (except for the 2 hours i had coffee and chat with talesin .
i can't believe how understanding and co-operative they were.
my mom did say, "i bet you don't think we handled it correctly.
wow, good for you, Kwin.
What a major thing you did for yourself today.