sin against the spirit?

by truthseeker1969 5 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • truthseeker1969
    truthseeker1969

    So here is something that i have been thinking about.

    witnesses are told not to run ahead of Jehovah's chariot but to walk behind it waiting for truth to be dispensed.

    the new generation thingy mabobber about this generation overlapping the other generation also known in the UK as 'the generation game and the constant trying to explain, is evidence to me that they ran ahead of the chariot. if witnesses are thrown out for apostasy for attempting to or in some cases figuring out bible meaning then why has this not happened to the GB.

    why is jehovah is a God of order, truth and power do they make a mockery of him by changing the neeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwww lite. is this not eidence that they ran ahead of the chariot? would not such behavior be a sin against the spirit?

    any thoughts?

  • DesirousOfChange
    DesirousOfChange

    The GB makes the rules on what is a sin and who is sinning. (NOT THEM of course).

    If you or I do it, it's a sin. If they do it, it's Old Light.

    DOC

  • Tater-T
    Tater-T

    they're GOD!!!! dude... but they aren't who they think they are.

  • WTWizard
    WTWizard

    First, the whole rubbish about sinning against the holy spirit is to prevent anyone that finds out what it is from blabbing the secret to everyone else. The "sin against the holy spirit" is finding out that the whole platform of Christianity is rubbish. And, if they were allowed to spread the truth about Pauline and Augustine Christianity to everyone else, they would find that it doesn't match Jesus' own teachings. Let that happen, and the churches and Kingdumb Hells would implode. So they need to use "sin against the holy spirit" to limit the damage people can do by exposing their religion as a scam.

    And, of course, it is used to generate fear. Tyrants seem to love Christianity as a platform, and they use that "sin against the holy spirit" to defend the status quo. They also use it to get people to do more--missionary work, monastery style work, and selling out. They also prevent people from enjoying their lives--if you persistently do something as wimpy as homosexuality or gambling, that you are not able to quit doing it could be "sin against the holy spirit". As they are afraid of those who figure out what their "sin against the holy spirit" rubbish is (a defense to prop up their scam), anyone that does these made-up sins and cannot give them up is afraid that they may have "sinned against the holy spirit". Same thing about people that don't see what's wrong with having a little fun and are not sorry enough that they are gay or that they drink or gamble.

    And, questioning the religion is one prime example of using the "sin against the holy spirit" rubbish to maintain the status quo. Don't question the pope or the Filthful and Disgraceful Slavebugger. Just believe what they say and do accordingly. Of course, the result is that the religion, already on a rubbish platform, is going to be even worse rubbish.

  • cedars
    cedars

    To claim that God's holy spirit plays any part in the process of arriving at scriptural understandings that are subsequently found to be in error is indeed a sin against the holy spirit. In effect, the concept of "increasing light" accuses God's holy spirit of lying.

    Cedars

  • Ding
    Ding

    Evidently, standards that apply to every other JW don't apply to the GB.

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