I right click image and select 'Save image as'
This will save it to your computer under Pictures.
Then select the image and it will be displayed in full.
Works for me anyway.
George
by Bangalore 36 Replies latest watchtower medical
I right click image and select 'Save image as'
This will save it to your computer under Pictures.
Then select the image and it will be displayed in full.
Works for me anyway.
George
Or you can just right click and "view image" if you don't want to save it.
The fundament error in the reasoning is that blood is too sacred to be put to any use other than on the sacrificial altar. This is clearly not the case since blood flowing in our veins does not violate its sanctity but is being used for the very dignified purpose for which it was created, namely sustaining life. So if the native blood being used in our veins does not constitute a violation of the sanctity of blood, why should donated blood being put into the veins to serve this very purpose be considered a violation of the sanctity of blood? Is it the act of removing the blood from the donor that constitutes a violation of its sanctity? If so then removing the blood from the veins of an animal by slaughtering it also constitutes a violation of its sanctity! Unlike eating blood, transfuing blood involves the use of blood for the very purpose for which it was created! How can this obvious difference escape their notice? Their reasoning really makes no sense when carefully examined!
That's an interesting point, I haven't heard it put that way before, Island Man.
The image should resize to fit properly now.
Thanks Bangalore and ldrnomo..... The whole thing is based on the faulty logic that it is wrong to take donated blood (which has not cost a life) to potentially save a precious human life. Surely that is the spirit of "respecting the sanctity of life" ?
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Thanks for everyone's help--I was able to read it. That letter should get the "spin doctor" award of the year. load of crap
Interesting letter. Aside from the usual crap supporting the unsupportable two other things stand out.
Firstly, what was the situation regard the counsel given on association with a DF person. I note mercy should not superceed WTS instructions and "running ahead".
Secondly, it was clear that the recipient's card was marked in terms of qualifications as an Elder. He was clearly going to be reviewed. How nice they were lovingly and considerately going to drop him like a stone.
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