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  " Do not ask permission, just play the video--" service meeting instructions.

  by prologos in

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  this statement startled me out of the pleasant mental absence during this week's "service" meeting.. pushing the org.

  explanation: "the listener has time to interrupt, if they want--" .

  together with an incredible boring "study" of an hand held device, or it's stored content, i will be a totally new crop of orgies at the halls,.

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  Stealth

  What next, spam peoples email accounts with links to videos on JW.ORG? Seems much more efficient than going door to door.
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  How do we set up a "Used New Bike Fund" for Terry?

  by BucketShopBill in

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  2. friends

  is there any way we can try to start a crowd-fund to help terry get some wheels quicker than he currently can?

  with craigslist and a couple of bucks from a few members we can help terry get moving.

  does anyone have any ideas how we can do a "theists for terry" bike fund raiser and challenge the atheists to a bucket-head challenge?

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  Stealth

  Riding in traffic is life or death decision-making. I have to be in a state of constant alert. The adrenaline is galvanizing! I get from Point A to Point B and I really feel ALIVE!

  I live in a university town where they just took part of the roadway on many streets to make bike lanes all over town. They also passed a law that people in cars can't shout anything out of the windows at the bike riders.

  Sounds like your in a larger city. Consider a helmet if you don't have one.

  Happy riding!
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  The Pastor of my Old Church Tried to Re-Convert Me Yesterday

  by cofty in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  yesterday evening my wife and i were invited to friends house for new year's eve.

  we met them when i was a christian and we have kept in touch.

  they had a few other friends there as well, including the new church pastor and his wife.

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  Stealth

  If a GM engineer designed wheels the same way god designed tectonic plates, the wheels would fall off after a month or less. The car would be recalled and likely the engineer would be fired.

  Why do christains give god a free pass on his creation in a way that we would never consider giving a mere mortal for a much lesser creation?
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  Copy of my DA Letter

  by airborne in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  this is my first time posting here, although i have been a visitor to it for around a year.

  after doing a simple google search under "jehovah'switnesses" over a year ago, i found ttat.

  i was deeply unhappy with the congregation and decided to educate myself, and boy what an education i have gotten so far.

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  Stealth

  Well done!
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  AMATEURS using BAD METHODS: what possible expertise does the GB possess?

  by Terry in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  let's start with a very basic common sense question.. if you needed surgery would you go to a graduate of medical school who had been practicing for awhile,.

  or would you go to an amateur who told you god would be telling him how to peform surgery?.

  don't laugh.. it is a serious question!.

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  Stealth

  Being a sycophant is the only real skill required to move up in the WT org. The GB have proved to be the best.
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  AMATEURS using BAD METHODS: what possible expertise does the GB possess?

  by Terry in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  let's start with a very basic common sense question.. if you needed surgery would you go to a graduate of medical school who had been practicing for awhile,.

  or would you go to an amateur who told you god would be telling him how to peform surgery?.

  don't laugh.. it is a serious question!.

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  The GB members are amatures, spiritual hacks.

  I have concluded that the success of the WT in spite of these amatures, is due to the appeal of living forever on earth and how easy it is to fool humans.
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  Treatment of DFed family members. JW.org FAQ vs Nov 2014 WT

  by EndofMysteries in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  on jw.org faq, " do jehovahs witnesses shun former members of their religion?, those who were baptized as jehovahs witnesses but no longer preach to others, perhaps even drifting away from association with fellow believers, are not shunned.....what of a man who is disfellowshipped but whose wife and children are still jehovahs witnesses?

  the religious ties he had with his family change, but blood ties remain.

  the marriage relationship and normal family affections and dealings continue.".

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  Stealth

  If you must be a fence sitter, at a minimum stop contributing any $ to this organization.
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  Give me a reason not to go back

  by chukky 594 in

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  2. friends

  been out now for 10 yrs but life is a mess.

  starting to think its because i have no spiritual compass.

  why shouldn't i consider going back?.

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  Stealth

  This tread makes me wonder how Slimboy Fat is getting along with his return to the cult.
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  The long weekend of B.S begins - UK.

  by quellycatface in

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  isn't going to be wonderful??.

  not being there..

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  The JW pedophile community should be quite happy that at these conventions, there was no outright condemnation of pedophilia, or change in WT policy to emphasize the protection of children in the congregation.
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  Satan and the demons, ghosts, spirits, fortune tellers. Are they real?

  by KateWild in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i believe in god.

  i don't believe he punishes or rewards people.

  so by the same extention i don't believe any spirit beings can communicate with or influence humans.. many who do not believe in god though, have gone to fortune tellers.

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  Stealth

  I knew a fortune teller or as she prefered to be called a spritualist for 20 years before she died at the age of 96. She started when she was a young girl in a covered wagon, so did this her entire life.

  When at home away from her office and with family, what she did was never spoken of, and neither did any of the family.

  The truth of the matter is this: At best, they are a poor man's psycologist! Nothing more. People have problems, poor people have more problems. Many poor people don't have insurance. After a $10 or $20 visit from Madame C, and they leave feeling a bit better.

  At worst, its a con for the money alone.

  I drove Madame C. to her office once, she was quite old and I had to help her up the stairs to her office. To my surprise, she had a sign hanging on the wall that said, "Attend a church of your choice" and it had a picture of a church on it. I really didn't expect that.

  This is how I view fortune tellers to this day, they are a poor man's psycologist.