BluesBrother...
A mind-controlling, delusional fantasy.
Jehovahs Witnesses make a big deal about following first century christianity, so please explain this.
by smiddy 44 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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moomanchu
Anymore glaring differences that expose jehovahs witnesses claim ?
First century christians and Jewish people could talk to family members who weren't of like faith.
It's interesting that JW's are soooo scared to talk to ex-JW's.
They are so afraid that some small idea or information could destroy their faith.
WTBS says run away from the boogieman apostates they will destroy your faith.
If Satan would have had a 21st century apostate and an internet connection, Job would have been toast.
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smiddy
It's interesting that JW's are soooo scared to talk to ex-JW's.
They are so afraid that some small idea or information could destroy their faith.
I wonder why that is ....Did jesus ever shy away from talking with the religous leaders of his day ? Did he ever shy away from engaging in a discourse with any jew , in his ministry knowing full well that he was a Jew ? Please forward some examples.
If you have the truth , then the truth should stand up against any attack , brought against it ., then why are Jehovahs Witnesses so scared , afraid .of talking , or even reasoning with someone who knows about jehovahs witness doctrines and beleifs , what are they afraid of. ?
Any organization that discourages critical thinking of the beleifs , practices ,doctrines , and admiministrative , procedures of its core practices , should raise a very RED flag , as to its honesty , integrity , and truthfullness as to its true agenda.
smiddy
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Fernando
There is simply no way the WBTS can afford to follow first century Christianity.
They and their organisation (VISIBLE golden calf) would be revealed as irrelevant at best and evil/apostate at worst.
The WBTS carefully keeps its followers from learning about the Good News according to Paul, Moses, Isaiah and Psalms.
This is quite an impressively evil feat since more than half their own Bible's 152-odd references to "good news" are by Paul.
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Vanderhoven7
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