not in a million years!
Did YOU Ever Think That YOU Would Be Talking Against The "Truth"?
by minimus 30 Replies latest jw friends
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minimus
To JW's the "truth" is relative. Last year's "truth" is this year's "misunderstanding". So, I think that none of us ever could be accused of speaking against the "truth".
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Hamas
I could actually , I envisaged myself as a BAD BOY at all costs.
WOW ! Dreams really do come true !
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greven
YES!
Strangly enough when I still thought it was the truth, it didn't feel like me. I actually thought I was 'evil' and even found peace with that thought (if that is who I am, then that is who I am, no sense in pretending to be different). Later ofcourse, I found out why it didn't feel right and changed my self image. Yet still at times I feel attracted to that dark side of myself...
Evil is in the eye of the beholder. When being a JW some regard you as evil. When being a worldling, JW's regard you as evil. You are always evil in some people's perspective. Accept it and move on.
Greven
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Guest 77
What truth? You can't handle the truth.
Guest 77
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minimus
I was looking at some of my comments on this board over the last few years. Wow, did I change! In the beginning I hated the thought of ever being considered in a cult. I hated the application of that word to the Witnesses. Now it is the only word that I can think of that aptly describes this religion.
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stillajwexelder
No - I always thought it would be gambling or drinking that got me - possibly an outside chance or pornei - but NEVER Apostasy
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minimus
Stilla, me too. Really though, I'm not talking against the "truth". I'm simply speaking the truth.
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bull01lay
In the beginning I hated the thought of ever being considered in a cult. I hated the application of that word to the Witnesses
First time my wife ever talked about the JW's being a cult, I nearly bit her head off !!
Now, she tells me to temper my language when talking about the TayWits.
Bull!
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willyloman
I 'get' your question and the answer is, no, I never did think I'd be on the other side of the fence.
However, I'm older now and wiser. I realize that I was standing up for what I thought was the truth then.
I still am. It's just that "the truth" moved on me, so I had to move, too.