The blood issue is a biggie for me too. Learning the truth about all the blood and organ transplant changes started me on learning TTATT. When I was born there were complications and I needed a transfusion. My mom signed documents refusing me the life saving procedure. My non JW dad told the docs/nurses to lose the documents and to save my life.
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What Is The Most Absurd JW Belief or View?
by minimus inthere are many silly doctines and viewpoints.. one of the strangest ones is the blood doctrine.. why anyone could logically accept this belief is beyond reason..
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What Is The Most Absurd JW Belief or View?
by minimus inthere are many silly doctines and viewpoints.. one of the strangest ones is the blood doctrine.. why anyone could logically accept this belief is beyond reason..
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The view or belief that if a family member leaves the “truth” you must shun them and have little to no contact with them.
I have to tread lightly with this wonderful teaching because of my mom and sister. Its been about 3 and a half years since I’ve seen them and Im making plans to fly to see them in the next couple months. My mom seems ok with it but my sister is a little apprehensive.
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lol... And here's the apology...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=L84TJ80l6Qg
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The news reports "facts" found on Twitter and Facebook. Nothing surprises me anymore.
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Slow news day perhaps?
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Heres a link to the video. LMFAO!
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Posted b4 i saw what you wrote Shirley.
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This was accidentally reported on a news station in California. The later released an apology.
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Oh, Kwap! Now they're REALLY getting on my nerves!
by stillin inonce in a great while, i stop by a local repair shop and enjoy a cigar with the owner.
he's a great guy with a lot on his mind and we always have a lot to talk about.
last time i was there i noticed a watchtower on his counter with an actual pen on top of it!
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The Gestapo… lol. That was what we called the body of elders in Washington state when I was growing up. They were known by many of the congregations around the area as the body of Gestapo. I don’t miss that hall at all.
As far as cigars, I have been smoking one or 2 a month for the last few months. I love it. Good luck on damage control.
