Awesome research! So clear when it's laid out like that!
Londo111
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could Jonah have survived in the belly of a whale?
by highdose inits not like he had access to oxygen, light, fresh water or food.
what about the digestive jucies in the belly?.
please correct me if i'm wrong, but surely this just can't be possible?.
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Circuit Accounts Servants Confesses how the SCAM WORKS!!
by JT inyes, i too have wondered how an assembly that is held in a fully paid for assembly hall, with no food service, could possibly have $10,000 in expenses.
i suppose the bethel speakers have transportation expenses - maybe $1000 or so.
as for rent on the assembly hall, well you have already paid for it once, why pay again?
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Londo111
Wow. The rabbit hole goes deeper and deeper. Curiouser and Curiouser.
I remember all the times of the Deficit Announcement, feeling absolutely wretched for not having donated enough and feeling compelled to donate more. In fact, all around, even outside of donations, I was made to feel like a bad person for never doing enough. I felt like the wicked, lazy servant who hid his master's mina...and I had so bloodguilt because I didn't go door-to-door enough, and when I did, I didn't do a good enough job. People were going to die because of me. No wonder I felt doomed for destruction!
And after natural disasters (like the Tsunami), I felt relieved knowing that if I dropped money in the contribution box, the Society would help those poor people! Why bother sending money directly? What a fool I was!
Does anyone have any idea as to where all the money goes? Who are the ultimate beneficiaries?
I'm sure many can speculate, but is there any way to move beyond speculation?
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Gravitation and Electric Energy, Golden Age, August 17, 1932 [Repost]
by VM44 inthe sheer literal stupidity of clayton woodworth publishing this article in the golden age demands that it be reposted.. this article is in the "not even wrong" category!.
*** the golden age 1932 august 17, pp.707-710 ***.
gravitation and electric energy.
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Londo111
Well, the Faithul Slave are guided by the very Holy Spirit that helped create those elements...so they should know! :)
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Gravitation and Electric Energy, Golden Age, August 17, 1932 [Repost]
by VM44 inthe sheer literal stupidity of clayton woodworth publishing this article in the golden age demands that it be reposted.. this article is in the "not even wrong" category!.
*** the golden age 1932 august 17, pp.707-710 ***.
gravitation and electric energy.
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Londo111
Ah, are you referring to the resident self-proclaimed Messiah on the board? I've wondered if he is doing a parody.
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Free Will....y
by snare&racket inif you unknowingly went back in time 5 hours and relived that time... would everything that took place, take place again?.
would you make the same decisions?.
you would make the same choices, for the same reason you made them in the first place.. how can you punish someone for making a decision they were always going to make?.
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Londo111
If any mechanism of our decision-making has even a toehold in the quantum realm, the uncertainty principle would seem to indicate some of our decisions may be different each time. Of course, I am speculating. But since we have a 5-hour time machine already, my speculation is as good as any other. :)
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WT Nov. 1, 2011 (public) - When Was Ancient Jerusalem Destroyed - Part 2
by AnnOMaly inout now.. yes, yes, yessssss!
on p. 26-27 they talk about how the lunar positions on vat 4956 fit 588/7 bce!!!.
"clearly, much of the astronomical data in vat 4956 fits the year 588 b.c.e.
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Londo111
For the benefit of all new lurkers, I think we should keep bumping this thread to the top every few weeks or so. I consider it the most valuable one of this board.
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Gravitation and Electric Energy, Golden Age, August 17, 1932 [Repost]
by VM44 inthe sheer literal stupidity of clayton woodworth publishing this article in the golden age demands that it be reposted.. this article is in the "not even wrong" category!.
*** the golden age 1932 august 17, pp.707-710 ***.
gravitation and electric energy.
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Londo111
I am starting to believe Rutherford and those in his circle, like Woodworth and company, had severe mental issues. Perhaps they were bipolar...only with no medical treatment. They seem to have had delusions of grandeur for sure. Failed prediction did not humble or deter them--it was full steam ahead on the crazy train (aka the Behemoth), spewing ever more nonsense. Denying gravity seems to be the height of hubris--greater than the fear of aluminum, vacinations, ERS devices, and radium belts...
They say one in a hundred is psychopathic. Sometimes I wonder if this applied to Rutherford...a vicious, headstrong, disagreeable tyrant.
The sad thing is that Rutherford's Ghost is going strong, effecting millions of lives even today.
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Starting to read Crisis of Conscience....
by confuzzled777 inafter almost 2 years of being wrongfully disfellowshipped and over a year after finding this site....i am starting to read crisis of conscience.
i will not lie....i am a bit nervous as to what information i will find in the book.
i have a strong feeling that i will end up crying through most of it as i will start to see the truth about the "truth".
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Londo111
I want to read Captives of a Concept...and the Gentle Times Reconsidered.
Currently I'm reading Combatting Cult Mind Control and 1984.
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Starting to read Crisis of Conscience....
by confuzzled777 inafter almost 2 years of being wrongfully disfellowshipped and over a year after finding this site....i am starting to read crisis of conscience.
i will not lie....i am a bit nervous as to what information i will find in the book.
i have a strong feeling that i will end up crying through most of it as i will start to see the truth about the "truth".
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Londo111
I just finished ISOCF on Monday...which is even more profound.
The last few chapters, the outline he put forth for practicing Christianity, free of dogma, legalism, denomination, or official buildings gave me allot to think about.
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rec'd a letter in the mail (similar to Shaky Ground's text)
by outsmartthesystem inthis one was from an elder's wife.
she has been quite ill for some time.
the sad thing is, i do like her.
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Londo111
At least, she cares. Sometimes it's the thought that counts.