What exactly are JWs unique in? (page 5)

"The word Soul refers to a living creature that can die, life itself , or the ways life can be manifested. It never conveys the idea of immortality. "

from "Thine is the Kingdom" a Christadelphian publication, they have not changed their doctrines in 150 years, unlike the Dubs.

This sounds very much like the Dub doctrine of the soul to me.

I think many posters have answered on topic, and shown what JW's are unique in,which is good, but for the benefit of Newbies and Lurkers perhaps I could sum up the problem of 1919.

Today's GB claims its authority from being chosen, by The Lord Jesus, in 1919. if it cannot show why it should have been chosen, by pointing to ONE reason (doctrine) then it is LYING and has no mandate to speak for God,or to expect JW's to follow it,support it, listen to it or give money to it.

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Wobble

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Wobble

What would the Christadelphians do with the "Life-force" and "personality pattern"?

villabolo

Forgive me if it's been mentioned before. The "torture stake"?

villabolo

isaacaustin

Thanks wobble. I had thought the main difference between JWs and Christadelhians was the Christadelphian do not acknowledge the personality of the Devil. Question- Do they use the same logic as the JWs not acknowledging the Holy Spirit as a person?

torture stake- I think that is unique to the JWs. Anyone?

Of course, this was nout unique to the JWs during the oh so important inspection period though. If I am not mistaken, a Wt article lists the use of the cross as one of the things that made the WT unclean and get sent away in Babylonish captivity in 1918. The question must be asked then why they were realsed and chosen in 1919 when still practicing this- and for many years later.

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Isaac

Question- Do they use the same logic as the JWs not acknowledging the Holy Spirit as a person?

From what I've read it's the same or very close to the same.

isaacaustin

That was what I gathered as well.

What exactly are JWs unique in?

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