Disfellowshipped daughter not told of father's death

by dozy 26 Replies latest jw friends

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  JW GoneBad

  This is a very, very sad story. I cannot help but feel for the daughter.

  The words of Jesus come to mind: 'By this all will know that you are my disciples-if you have love among yourselves' (John 13:35).

  Shame on the 2 elders and the pioneer woman for failing to inform their sibling sister of the loss of her father! True Christian love dictates that they automatically would have.

  Sad to say this is no isolated case. As others have mentioned this act of discourtesy is only too common among Jehovah's Witnesses.

  This is why many in the world hope and pray that one day God damns the self-exalted Governing Body 8!
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  Oubliette

  It's sad stories like this that reveal the true nature of this cult.

  How tragic!

  And how completely unnecesssary and unavoidable.
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  skeeter1

  She needs to get ahold of any "will" he may have had. Did he leave everything to the Witlesses?
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  jean-luc picard

  Just wondering:

  is there an inheritance involved?
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  RottenRiley

  To JWN members who have loving familes this topic might seem unreal but it's not! The Watchtower Leaders would be so proud the family of the Disfellowshiped or Disassociated Member was not told her father was sick and died! They love it when you find out six months later your Dad died! They get a Pharisee Hard-On when their Viagra ain't working, it's material the Governing Body use to get their little pricks hard, their wives read the most hateful stories and soon they get all creepy and hard hearted!
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  yadda yadda 2

  The media would LOVE this. She should tell her local newspaper.
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  RottenRiley

  Yadda, we are in a political correct World, our views will go unspoken of. I think the Media will avoid topics on Jehovah's Witnesses dealing with hateful practices with intra-family. The Media has more pressing concerns (Justin Bieber racing his car getting arrested) than unethical religions.