niether Jesus or his Appostles celebrated them despite knowing all about them.
Jesus and His apostles didn't celebrate wedding anniversaries either. After he died, the apostles didn't have annual meetings at Beth-El. The apostles didn't have a Tuesday night book study, a Thursday night Theocratic Ministry School followed by a Service Meeting. They didn't have a public talk delivered on Sundays, followed by a WT Study. They didn't have Circuit Assemblies, District Conventions, there was no such thing as a Regular Pioneer, Auxilliary Pioneer, Special Pioneer, Circuit Overseer, District Overseer, Branch Committee, territories, publishers, turning in of field service time to the older men within the community, the enforcement of shaving causing severe razor bumps for many, wearing full suits as opposed to a blazer or sports coat with decent slacks..................we can go on and on and on........how far do you want to go with this?
Again, if the new Flock book is any indicator, there might be slight loosening on how we view holidays in The Truth. (how do you guys to the trademark thing anyway?) What makes it particulary sickening to me is if they do loosen their views on holidays, the average Witness is too brainwashed to recognize that this is NOT new light, but it is in fact showing that those men had not a foot to stand on regarding their previous view of holidays in the first place. It wasn't new light, it wasn't truth because it had to be changed. Meaning, they were wrong about it the whole time we labeled it truth.
