Hello,
for all those who are interested
you can serch in your library or CD-R
and enjoy the definition of an "open mind".
*awake! 22.11.1984 pp.3,4
P.S. ...applications starts in the Editor's house
Greetings, J.C. MacHislopp
"An open mind" definition
by MacHislopp 6 Replies latest jw friends
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eyes_opened
Hey Mac,
I read the article. I found the paragraph below particulary interesting.
A closed mind may indicate lack of knowledge. We may know so little about a subject, or have information so distorted or incomplete, that the facts necessary to reach proper conclusions are missing. For example, if you are living in Germany and are so sure that everyone from Berlin is a loudmouth, ask yourself just how many people from Berlin you know. Enough to judge several million people accurately? Perhaps more careful thought will lead you to the realization that you have met more loudmouths from Hamburg, Frankfurt or Munich than you ever have met from Berlin.
So THAT explains the WTBTS closed minds
Eyes
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philo
Mac
Unfortuinately, I can't get the CD ROM working. I have the 95 versuion. Would you know whether there is a more recent version?
philo
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Simon
Yes there is, there was a newer one out recently but they make you sign when you collect it that you aren't going to make copies of it (let's 'spread the word'....)
We don't want people being able to read the life saving material without buying the magazines do we? That would never do...
"Peddlars of the word" -
MacHislopp
Hello Philo,
as you were informed before, you have to order a copy
of the latest CD-R,(1999) at the K.H., or...receive acopy - from a "friend ". You could ask me some
informations and I can e-mail them to you.
Greetings , J.C. MacHislopp
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ISP
I can burn you a copy of the '99 CDROM Simon.
ISP
Good Deed For The Day Class -
Xandit
You don't have to sign for it. They just hand it to you right over the counter like they always have. Yeesh, where do people get this stuff.