EverApostate

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  I'm afraid I'd be single for life

  by ohnightdivine in

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  this is quite embarrassing for me to share, but as a 30+ year old single female i have lingering doubts as to whether i can still meet a decent man and get married.. you all know how difficult it is for sisters to find an appropriate partner in the congregation.. and now, all the more so that i've learned ttatt.

  i still am bound by low self-esteem, and i do have trust issues, especially with men.

  i am very lonely and so i just keep myself busy with work to avoid depression (although it is also a great source of stress).. any other single females out there having similar thoughts?.

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  There are so many non JW men out there who are far way better than JW males I had seen. Provided you are ok to marry out of the JW. THis is a fact I have seen. Dont lose hope
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  What’s the big deal with birthday cake?

  by Addison0998 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  how strict were the jehovah’s witnesses you knew about birthday cake?

  i knew a girl who saw a few pieces of cake in the break room at her work, and ate a peice, then found out later that it was left over birthday cake.

  she felt so guilty and was scared about a bad impression she left on her work mates.

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  My prior Employer in USA was so caring to arrange for a Birthday cake for all Employees for the day, for each department. During that time I was super Zealous JW. I notified my manager that I don’t celebrate birthdays and wont even eat the leftover cakes. He said flatly at my face. "Are you bull sh....ng" ?

  Now I realize his words were so true. I might have looked like a nutty, brainwashed idiot to all of them, at that time.
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  Jehovah's Witnesses and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ

  by JW Answers in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  the bodily resurrection of the lord jesus is pivotal for the christian faith, yet the jehovah's witnesses do not believe that the lord jesus christ rose again in a body.

  the watchtower have taught their followers that the lord jesus christ rose again as a spirit creature, and that his body was disposed, disintegrated and dissolved by god the father.

  in this video, i explain the differences to what the jehovah's witnesses teach and what god's word teaches, showing without any dispute that the watchtower organisation is false, and that we can always rely on god's word.

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  EverApostate

  JW ANSWERS, If you resurrection claim is true(And what millions believe to be true), Jesus should not have ascended to heaven but should still be around on earth- immortally, having established the true Christianity and avoided all conflicts and Crusade wars.
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  Jehovah's Witnesses and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ

  by JW Answers in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  the bodily resurrection of the lord jesus is pivotal for the christian faith, yet the jehovah's witnesses do not believe that the lord jesus christ rose again in a body.

  the watchtower have taught their followers that the lord jesus christ rose again as a spirit creature, and that his body was disposed, disintegrated and dissolved by god the father.

  in this video, i explain the differences to what the jehovah's witnesses teach and what god's word teaches, showing without any dispute that the watchtower organisation is false, and that we can always rely on god's word.

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  EverApostate

  I didn’t watch the video. What ever version you try to prove is in vain, as the (any) resurrection story is totally bogus

  Its like me making a video to prove that my great, great great, great grand father got resurrected after his death, performed miracles and ascended to heaven.
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  When did Cook, the new GB member, start claiming to be anointed, and what are the implications?

  by jwfacts in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  kenneth cook was a "helper" in the writing department, which is apparently a role for those of the great crowd.

  watchtower 15/10/15 p.3 states that helpers are of the great crowd.

  "since 1992, the governing body has appointed experienced, mature christian elders to help its committees carry out their work.

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  EverApostate

  Thank you Diogenesister. Truly Appreciate your politeness.
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  When did Cook, the new GB member, start claiming to be anointed, and what are the implications?

  by jwfacts in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  kenneth cook was a "helper" in the writing department, which is apparently a role for those of the great crowd.

  watchtower 15/10/15 p.3 states that helpers are of the great crowd.

  "since 1992, the governing body has appointed experienced, mature christian elders to help its committees carry out their work.

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  EverApostate

  Only true martyrs, being executed, will rule with Christ. -Waton

  Really.! Good luck with your magic Kingdom!!!

  Thanks I will get help. But I think you have misunderstood what I commented. I have said that all JW anointed are either self deluded or frauds. And your reply to that is totally confusing.
  
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  Is the average JW sycophantic?

  by stuckinarut2 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  was just pondering the mindset of the average jw.. would it be appropriate to think that many are sycophants?.

  think of the way they act towards those they preach to.

  or the way they act towards one another in the congregation - especially towards those taking the lead (elders).

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  EverApostate

  sycophant. Very appropriate word, which I didnt know of until now.

  Yes, most of JWs are sycophant. Even I had been one once. They try with all their might to please fellow witnesses ,new recruits, elders, CO and GB - believing that doing so pleases their god
  
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  Jehovah's Witnesses always assume that I'm an inactive JW because I couldn't follow their rules

  by Not_Culty in

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  EverApostate

  I was labeled “Inactive” when I started to skip meetings after knowing TTATT. Words like these are cult terminologies to scare and coerce you to follow their orders without questioning.

  Don’t fall for it. This advise is for people who are PIMO, reading this.
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  The Murderous Rule of the Hasmonean King (and High Priest) Alexander Jannaeus

  by fulltimestudent in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  alexander janneaus ruled (and also served as high priest) in jerusalem between 103 and 76 bce.

  the books of maccabees provide information for the start of this historical period, brought to an end by herod the great now archaeological evidence has emerged in jerusalem of his murderous reign.

  this times of israel article diuscusses the evidence and how the story was put together.

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  EverApostate

  If YHWH was real, why did he allow these atrocities?

  Lets presume he is real. He himself commanded genocides for silly and bizarre reasons. Then why wouldn’t he sit back and enjoy yet another atrocity committed by another King.
  
  
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  true prophets. 110 years after 1914

  by waton in

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  2. humour

  yes, even knowing the day and hour and minute.

  2000 days from now, mid morning darkness will fall over the home states of wt inc of pennsylvania and jw headquarters in ny.

  ( closest call the former gilead school site).

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  EverApostate

  Yeah, true Prophets. They said that Jah would speed up his work in the last days. And thats why they sell and merge so many Kingdom halls. All for Armeggadon