Ethical question

by johnathanseagull 12 Replies latest jw friends

  • Simon
    Simon

    Look forward to seeing you next time johnathanseagull. I will post some pics too when I get a mo.

    I think it's ok to post thought provoking questions and join in discussions as long as it isn't done just to disrupt someone else's 'place' (after all, we don't like it when people do that to us do we?).

    Most very pro-JW sites have a very low thresh-hold or tolerance of anything remotely close to expressing doubts though.

  • LyinEyes
    LyinEyes

    I can tell you from experience Mr. Seagull ( luv the name) , if it were not for ones like yourself I would not be free and happy today. I would be entrapped in the same misery that I had known my whole life. I am 35 yrs old and just a few weeks ago D/A myself. I wish I would have listened to someone along, long time ago. But now with the internet, a person can check things out in the privacy of their own home or a library, for those who are extreamly paranoid a family member might find out what they are looking at. My husband was the first to show me this site, my reaction was to avoid it , but I was too curious , there had been seeds of doubt planted in my head from a pro JW site. There were a couple of d/f people that would come in there and say things that had to make me wonder. I didnt act on what I heard at first, but when I was given the right time and circumstances I began to open my eyes. Don't stop planting the seeds of doubt in those poor JW minds. Think of it this way, ....you could be saving their lives,,,,,,, literally. Dede

  • johnathanseagull
    johnathanseagull

    All great thoughts .........thanks, Lovedubs, the Book "Johnathan Livingston Seagull" was the first non-JW book I read when I left and if you've read it, you will understand the connection...............will endevour to sow those seeds across the waters and will keep you posted

    J Gull.

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