How many doubt the GB official teaching about who will survive

by Indoubtbigtime 14 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • Indoubtbigtime
    Indoubtbigtime
    • I wonder how many have doubts about the GB teaching that only baptised JWs would survive the big A? Even then they still only say you may make it as with unbaptised kids of JDubs

      i think most people physically in don’t agree with the GB on this and are hoping Jehovah would let other good people into the new world even if they are not baptised JWs

      well if you think that then you are already PIMO to an extent

      the brainwashing has has been so strong that if you doubt the GB then you may be shunned

  • punkofnice
    punkofnice
    the brainwashing has has been so strong that if you doubt the GB then you may be shunned

    We will never know the numbers. Individuals won't let on because of the dire ramifications of disagreeing with the Governing Body(tm) (Pee be upon them). The shunning/disfellowshipping(tm) proves the Watchtower(tm) is a cult....a big business pretending to be a religion so TOMO can remain permanently Brahms and Liszt on fine whiskey.

    the Jobots that doubt will probably brush it off as 'they're just imperfect men doing their best.'

    Wake up Jobots, these are disgusting Corporation(tm) men who probably don't believe in God themselves. Hence, why TOMO always seems to be drunk, slurring his words. Not to mention, they empower paedophiles willingly.

    hoping Jehovah would let other good people into the new world even if they are not baptised JWs

    IMHO, it's a pity people have to believe in Jehovah(tm) or any God at all. I wouldn't say I'm an atheist as such, more awaiting evidence that an invisible man in the sky exists.

    I reserve my judgement on a God/s until I see actual evidence. Not the psychosis of tribes that believe because that's what their culture told them.

  • nowwhat?
    nowwhat?

    Who said there's going to be the "BIG A"?

    So salvation only comes through an organization that hasn't got one Bible prophecy right in a 150 years? I'll take my chances by being declared righteous though faith in the Ransom sacrifice of Jesus.

  • enoughisenough
    enoughisenough

    I never believed only JW would survive. i also thought all those descriptions of meaning for various verses in the Revelation Book were sheer conjecture-( like witnesses were the locusts running up the wall) When I think back on it there were tiny bells of doubt in my head, but I felt they were the Bible students who knew more than me.

  • Vanderhoven7
    Vanderhoven7

    Even JWs won't survive Armageddon if they don't fully trust and obey the Watchtower Faithful Slave.

    The only way they can be assured of a place in the new system, is to die before the tribulation starts. It's in Bible-based Literature.

  • Rattigan350
    Rattigan350

    What is their official teaching that only baptized JWs will survive God's war?

    Of course they teach that because that is their carrot and whip to lead people.

    But we know that is not the case, because many good non-Jws will survive too.

  • Reasonfirst
    Reasonfirst

    The whole biblical concept of a divine war against evil humans is horseshit. Why bother discussing it.

  • waton
    waton

    I doubt wt has any authority to offer, or guarantee survival. On the record, Their promise of "millions now living will never die " in 1918 is now proven baseless ( a 118 year old nun just died) she was not a potential Armageddon survivor either, , not being baptized into the spirit directed wt organisation.

    If you take the bible seriously though:

    a) An angel or 2 could in one night or day sort out all the good ones , (see exodus / passover and survival of the firstborn, sheep and chickens too).

    b) Angels could protect the chosen ones even in a nuclear holocaust, at > 9000 degree kelvin ( see 3 hebrews +1 in the 7x hotter furnace).-- now,

    if only there really was a talking snake for the angel angle.

  • smiddy3
    smiddy3

    How many doubt the GB official teaching about who will survive

    As a rough guess I would say that every ex JW their is and anybody else who is not a JW and became aware of that question ,just for starters.

  • Linda14
    Linda14

    The basic requirement for salvation is faith in Jesus Christ. God doesn't check if you're 100% in your doctrinal understanding before you get saved.

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