NAME A MISREPRESTED QUOTE IN WT PUBLICATIONS?

by badboy 6 Replies latest jw friends

  • badboy
    badboy

    AFTER ATLANTIS OR AVENGERS THREAD,CAN ANYONE NAME SIMILIAR QUOTES?

  • badboy
    badboy

    ACTUALLY , IT WAS A POST BY AMAZING!

  • MidwichCuckoo
    MidwichCuckoo
    AVENGERS THREAD

    Is that the one with John Steed and Emma Peel?

  • Gill
    Gill

    Er, I think there was a study done on the sexual habits of uni students.

    The Watchtower represented it that everyone at Uni was having sex with everyone else.

    That's not what the article/original study said.

    But I suspect there are a group of people from every denomination (which is basically what the study was saying), trade, sex, etc that do the same thing. It was an attempt to demonize furthur education, and scare JW parents from allowing furthur ed for their kids.

  • Mary
    Mary

    They even misquote their own stuff from years gone by.....for example, they always try and say that Charles Russell fortold that God's Kingdom would be established in 1914 and that some European newspapers commented on it. In reality, Charles Russell had taught that the Last Days began in 1799 and that Armageddon would be here in 1914. I'm too tired to look it up, but it's there.

  • whyizit
    whyizit

    Don't know if this counts as a mis-quote, but I found it interesting none-the-less.

    The New World (1942) pg.323 states that the King of the South is Egypt, while the Daniel's Prophecy book pg.284 says that the King of the South is the QUEEN of Zenobia (Syria). Never mind the change of location---how about that gender bender???!!!

    If God is leading the WTS, how could He make such mistakes? It would seem that He would get it right the first time. Unless it really isn't God who is leading the WTS........

    Just a thought!

  • badboy
    badboy

    THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOUR REPLIES!

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