At The Peak Of Your JW Spirituality, Did You Ever Not Believe Something ?

by minimus 25 Replies latest jw friends

  • Mulan
    Mulan

    I refused to believe that only Jehovah's witnesses would be spared at Armageddon.............or whatever the belief was. For having been in it, since I was 4 years old, it's amazing how much I've forgotten these past 10 years. That's not a bad thing.

  • snowbird
    snowbird

    I didn't believe Jesus was talking about the generation of 1914 when He said, " this generation will by no means pass away until all things occur."

    I didn't believe the "woman" of Revelaton chapter 12 is Jehovah's wife-like heavenly organization.

    Snowbird

  • flipper
    flipper

    Minimus- Having been raised in it since birth(1959) got out 2003, dad being a elder and older brother ex-bethelite very overighteous elder. I guess I just trusted gullibly that what I was being taught was the truth. There were some decent teachings on fruitage of the spirit, etc. but started really doubting when I saw what was being taught was not put in practice, just given lip service, so to speak. The hypocrisy sent me over the edge. Peace, Mr. Flipper

  • nvrgnbk
    nvrgnbk

    I've posted this before.

    Forgive me for repeating it, but I find it appropriate to the topic. And I get a kick out of it.

    I gave a baptism talk at a District Convention(10,000+/- attendance) while I was a full-blown apostate.

    Didn't believe a word of what I said. And I told my wife so en route to the convention.

    So much for the Holy Spirit.

  • aquagirl
    aquagirl

    like all the other dubs in my cong,i wasnt expected to think or make decisions.i was told what to do and what to think..this lasted till i was almost 13....

  • keyser soze
    keyser soze

    For me it was the idea that people's salvation depended on how they responded when JW's knocked on their door, usually at inopportune times. I couldn't help but wonder, if I hadn't been fortunate enough to be born into it, how I would've responded. Most people we called on were conditioned to believe we were weirdos. That's probably what I would've thought as well. I couldn't believe God would destroy all those people just for not accepting what we were telling them.

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