Born in, Convert or 1975er?

by Think About It 12 years ago 59 Replies latest 12 years ago jw friends

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  Apognophos 12 years ago

  Born-in. One parent was also a born-in, but the other was a '75er.

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  JeffT 12 years ago

  Converted in 1973, so both B and C apply. As a couple of other said I liked what they said about living peacefully and racial harmony. Even though I had access to a university library with 2 million volumes I didn't do any research until about 1988.

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  wha happened? 12 years ago

  Converted in 1988, baptized in 1989.

  Eyes wide shut

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  pixel 12 years ago

  a and b together.

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  nuthouse escapee 12 years ago

  Born in (1955), left in 2004, Df'd 2005

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  20yearfader 12 years ago

  Born in....sigh

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  144001 12 years ago

  Born in. I was a kid but was old enough to both witness and comprehend the 1975 farce. My dad was a very zealous elder for as long as I can remember.

  I never had any inclination whatsoever to get baptized. I stopped attending meetings at age 15, and was completely out of it by the time I was 16.

  I have no regrets about leaving the Watchtower, other than the regret that I wasn't able to do it even sooner than I did.

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  Slidin Fast 12 years ago

  Born in, too long ago to mention.

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  Dagney 12 years ago

  Born in.

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  wasblind 12 years ago

  Converted in 1988, baptized in 1989.

  Eyes wide shut______Wha Happened ?

  Water . Does the trick for those not in a coma. That's what happened

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