by FatFreek 2005 18 Replies latest social humour
Here's the funniest quote in the Proclaimers book about the 1925 "Millions" campaign:
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"Though mistaken, they eagerly shared it with others." (Proclaimers, chap. 28, p.623)
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So I guess it's acceptable to dispense WT bulls**t in god's name...as long as JWs are 'eager' about it.
They're allowed to be wrong if they're "sincere." They do not, however, believe anyone besides themselves is allowed to be wrong (while really sincere) without very serious consequences.
Thanks for the topic.
Hey, Magnum. Good eagle eyes to spot that. A huge difference between MAY and WILL.
This "May vs. Will" subject has been discussed on here many times. The talk was advertised under both names by Rutherford.
They may think that millions NOW living have a better chance than millions back when they first uttered those words,
but the whole thing is subject to an overlap.
ADCMS
"Though mistaken, they eagerly shared it with others." (Proclaimers, chap. 28, p.623)
That is priceless , seriously , I am at a loss for words as to how they could make such a statement , and the Governing Body members , and the rank & file dont see a problem with it .
Unbeleivable
If that doesnt define what a cult is , I dont know what does .
Proclaimers book about the 1925 "Millions" campaign: " Millions Now Living Will Never Die" and sometimes "Millions Now Lving May Never Die"
They do like to hedge their bets
Printed by the WTB&TS / Jehovahs Witnesses
smiddy
It would be nice to know that the lies I have told people in 2014 will be staunchly defended by my followers decades after I've died. It makes me feel all goose- bumply. On that note, we may confidently assert that the judge himself wad not numbered among the millions then living who were never to die.
I hate liars.
