Czar, you scamp!
You're telepathic?
Watchtower Perverts
by stillajwexelder 13 Replies latest jw friends
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David The Baptist
It has to do with the fact that it is a INSANELY CORRUPT RELIGON and its my opinion as a Christian, as a baptist , as a person who grew up with all JW'S dont ever have anything to do with this religion!! and those problems go away!
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This is an organization that insists it channels the true God in all its actions and pronouncements, and that His holy spirit guides the organization as He is their "husbandly owner." Further, appointed shepherds of this flock are said to be granted those positions by holy spirit.
If all this were true, the number of perverts running around in the organization would be zero or, allowing for the occasional fallen angel, extremely low. The facts indicate holy spirit is largely absent from the picture. So, even if there were fewer than the average number of perverts at the KH, their mere presence brings these claims into question.
Just about answers the point of most threads here - paradise should have no deviants of any kind - spiritual paradise should hold no dangers for children women/vulnerable or anyone
Also parents will do all they can to protect children against any dangers yet the portrayal of the spiritual paradise is such that parents can let their guard down with trusted brothers/sisters in a way they would never do with "worldly people" - innocent children are vulnerable in this situation
How the WT deals with abuse (not just the 2 witness rule) shows the shallowness of the claims to "spirit direction" as all efforts seem to be directed at protecting Gods Name (meaning the WT name) and the welfare of abused, parents and others is a secondary concern with no structure to deal with in any meaningful manner. Yes the percentage of abusers may be no different than in, say, the Boys Scouts, yet the structure of the WT protects and affords paedophiles/ perverts/ financial con men/ network sales confidence tricksters or whatever an easy approach to their targets.
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Room 215
Bethel insiders, particularly the people in the serive office, who deal first-hand with disciplinary matters in the congregations, know about the validity or otherwise of the WTBTs' claim to being a ``spiritual paradise." Yet, the writers continue to publish such immodest claims, thus inviting, indeed begging for, scrutiny.