Crises of Conscience latest, plus : a solution for reading it legally, courtesy of u/ziddina (page 2)

deegee

Is it Deborah Drexler or Deborah Dykstra?

http://www.commentarypress.com/copyright/

(website providing news and updates concerning the copyright and re-publishing of Crisis of Conscience)

Diogenesister

Steve 2It is also frustrating that posts almost always rely on second- or third hand accounts ("...someone who knows Deborah Drexler...").

Hi Steve. I can tell you it was Jim Penton who spoke with her, he told Lloyd Evans what she said. So these are very credible sources whom I trust 100%. Your frustration is understandable as we've had these second hand accounts about it for so long.There is absolutely nothing on the website she was using and she does not reply to messages.

DATA-DOG

Is she a DUB??? WTF???

DD

Diogenesister

Sorry DeeGee, it is indeed Deborah Dykstra.This is the person to whom I referred. My mistake with the spelling.

She has not left updates on the commentary press site for some time, neither does She respond to queries - often from those of us who have donated money toward helping her to publish Crisis of Con.

sparrowdown

Is she being evasive for a reason ($$$)???

I always thought it would be in WT's interests to buy the rights to the book and pay her to not talk about it so it never sees the light of day again.

steve2

Thanks Diogenesister. I appreciate you conveying the information to us. Yes, those sources are 100% credible.

Londo111

I can't help but think how many knowledgeable people in the exJW community could help her out without asking a penny.

The lack of transparency is disturbing.

scratchme1010

" I will have to ask Jesus"!!!!!

There goes the book!

elkatire1980

"I'll have to ask Christ" wasn't Geoffrey Jackson's ARC answer to a question they asked him?

OrphanCrow

elkatire: "I'll have to ask Christ" wasn't Geoffrey Jackson's ARC answer to a question they asked him?

Jesus. Ask Jesus, he said.

Huh. That must be the go-to Christian response to a question you don't want to answer. Jackson fumbled his way to this exchange when trying to defend the GB's ridiculous two-witness rule in cases of rape:

STEWART: “Now, is it not the case that had Jesus been asked about a case of sexual abuse he may have referred back to this part of Deuteronomy, and said that it is not required to have two witnesses?”

JACKSON: “Um, I certainly would like to ask Jesus that, and I can’t at the moment. I hope to in the future. Ah, but that’s a hypothetical question which, if we had an answer, then we could support what you said.”

Crises of Conscience latest, plus : a solution for reading it legally, courtesy of u/ziddina

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