And with those words, Caleb died that very day, and was buried in Tel Aviv.
EasyPrompt was right all along. He had had a rough life and his conscience had been bothering him, and he was just projecting his troubles onto her and--
Wait a minute, what am I saying. The opposite is true. I'm not dead.
I have a great life. I'm good-looking, live on the East Coast, have a great career in the film and entertainment industry. I've done everything I've ever wanted to do in life and will continue to do so.
I spent a few years in the JWs only because my folks divorced as a child and I went to live with an uncle whose wife had converted. But I left when I was old enough and I am fine. I was not disfellowshipped like someone else who is doing the condemning and projecting here.
The JWs are horrible. No need to make other people's lives miserable just because they abused you.
And for the record, you have it wrong when it comes to my personal convictions regarding my relationship with God (which I do believe in--some Humanist Jews do believe there is one) and what my favorite Tehillim text is (Jews don't normally call them "Psalms"). I'm a Secular Jew, and religion is not how I measure life. It's not what I believe that matters--it's how I live life and what I accomplish. You treat me like dirt, so why would I share those treasured things with you?
If you would judge less and stop jumping to conclusions, people might take your Christianity more seriously. Jesus was a great rabbi. I really love his teachings--but not those who use them to condemn others without knowing their full story.
Thanks for the condemnations.