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  Extreme at odds ever since pandemic ...

  by Palegreen79 in

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  2. bible

  march 3-9 theocratic school material is something else.. i fully get that there are 2 major sides of thinking regarding that topic.

  but really from their own lying mouths it was a personal decision that should have been respected.

  this was not reality.

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  https://www.jw.org/en/library/jw-meeting-workbook/march-april-2025-mwb/Life-and-Ministry-Meeting-Schedule-for-March-3-9-2025/
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  It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars (continued)

  by Simon in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  uh oh, looks like the mega thread gave up the ghost, so while i investigate / fix it just continue the discussion here .... it's been a long 9 years lloyd evans / john cedars.

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  Ron.W.

  He's pathetic. But he gives us something to do.

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  What is Your Favorite WT Lie?

  by Sea Breeze in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i would like to start a thread on lies that the watchtower and their reps have told.

  surely we all have one or two that truly sticks out in our memories, no matter how much we would like to forget.

  my favorite wt lie: the reason they don't want to release the name of the "scholars" who worked on the new world translation is because they do not want to accept "glory and honor" from others.

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  Householder: 'Are you telling me that if I don't become a JW I will be destroyed by God?

  JW: 'No, of course not!'
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  What is Your Favorite WT Lie?

  by Sea Breeze in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i would like to start a thread on lies that the watchtower and their reps have told.

  surely we all have one or two that truly sticks out in our memories, no matter how much we would like to forget.

  my favorite wt lie: the reason they don't want to release the name of the "scholars" who worked on the new world translation is because they do not want to accept "glory and honor" from others.

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  ' 1935 is the cut off year for collecting the anointed.'

  Years later:

  'It would seem that 1935 is NOT the cut off year for the calling of the anointed.'
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  Loss of a Jehovah’s Witness who I considered a friend

  by Fallen_Winter in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have known a jehovah’s witness for approximately 15 years and i have considered her a friend although i know that jehovah’s witnesses cannot have friends who are not jehovah’s witnesses.

  approximately two years ago, i was going through a very difficult time and i asked my friend if we could have bible study.

  she said yes and we have been studying the bible since.

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  The JW leadership blows so hot and cold.

  One CO came round years ago and told us to ditch all our cosy mag routes, people who just wanted the Awake and a nice chat and gave us a cuppa -

  Reason given was that it was an urgent life saving message we were delivering and needed to weed out these 'nice householders who were not making proper spiritual progress'...

  Few years later, totally opposite advice, make friends of our RV's , don't pressure them, Jesus wants all to be saved, call back on even those who just took a tract but showed very little interest..

  As a pioneer I suddenly realised ALL this advice was a total load of shite, purely designed to keep us all on our toes and busy and blinkered on the ministry!!!
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  It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars (continued)

  by Simon in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  uh oh, looks like the mega thread gave up the ghost, so while i investigate / fix it just continue the discussion here .... it's been a long 9 years lloyd evans / john cedars.

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  Yikes, he's gone the whole Professor Yaffle from Bagpuss!
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  Your Rebellion = Watchtower Oxymoron.

  by Englishman in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  if you are an ex-witness, regardless of the reasons that you left, did you also rebel against your creator as well as the wtbts?

  or did you just feel that jw`s didn`t have the truth, but that you were quite happy to go on believing in god, albeit accepting that your idea of god was now somewhat different?.

  according to the watchtower, by leaving the jw`s, you have rebeled directly against god.

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  neyank:

  
  According toFunk and Wagnalls Dictionary, apostasy:Desertion of ones faith,religion,party or principles.
  Or simply to go against what one formerly believed.
  The word apostate also can be used with other orginizations besides religion.
  Whether they be political or scholastic orginizations.

  
  So keeping the definition in mind, all JWs that were once members of another religion and have left it to become Jehovahs Witnesses can rightly be called APOSTATES.

  
  On page 36, In the book Reasoning from the Scriptures,it asks the question, Would faithful Christians welcome apostates into their presence, either personally or by reading their litterature?
  Interesting question because anyone that is allowing Jehovahs Witnesses that were once part of another religion into their home for a study is associating and learning from apostates.

  Great post - I'm going to use this on the jw's I speak to in the future!
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  Watchtower Humanitarian Aid

  by Vanderhoven7 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  witnesses do not give to charities.

  mm writes:.

  "they are specifically told to only donate to the watchtower organization to let the organization handle disaster relief.

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  Watchtower Humanitarian Aid...Surely that is an oxymoron! 😉
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  Attended JW funeral today

  by usualusername1 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  never miss a marketing opportunity—even at a funeral.

  funerals aren’t the first place you’d expect marketing.

  but jehovah’s witnesses know how to turn every moment into an opportunity to share their message.. during funerals, they weave in their teachings of hope and resurrection, offering comfort and, at the same time, presenting their beliefs to attendees who may not be part of the faith.

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  Yes JW funerals do not celebrate the life of the deceased, they just promote the jw brand to grieving relatives.

  They view it as a time they can blast the none jw's in attendance with a 'witness' - they are utterly pathetic and insensitive even in times of people's mourning.

  I was in the JW faith for many many decades, but the most sensitive and enjoyable funeral and wedding services I have ever heard were the ones performed in a 'worldly' environment...
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  If the UN fails, what do JWs have prepared?

  by Anony Mous in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i was listening to a podcast about the current geopolitical situation, apparently the un has gone so far off the reservation being controlled by and trying to align themselves with anti-west values, a number of countries is attempting to kick israel out of the un because it is defending itself against iran.. off course, many african nations, some middle eastern, china and russia and a few european nations are all in some amalgamated economic league.

  if the vote happens while biden is still president, it’s unlikely, given the election, the party is willing to throw their anti-semitic base under the bus and wouldn’t veto it, hence why these people are considering doing this now and china/russia would go along just to create some mayhem.

  the un weeks ago voted to hand over a significant part of jerusalem to an unspecified state of palestine, this likewise went unopposed by the biden-harris administration.. if this happens, given the outcome of the next election, the us will almost certainly have to abandon and disband the un.

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