Do JWs believe they will be the only people saved at the "end"?

by LaurenM 28 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

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  OUTLAW

  In any case, it’s not our job to judge who will or won’t be saved.

  
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  FedUpJW

  This is what their own printed words say: Many of the articles published on jw.org such as those in the section “Frequently Asked Questions” discuss topics in terms that a non-Witness reader can understand.

  In other words, "We put out in print for the public information that is completely different than what we print for our cult members to swallow."
  
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  Heaven

  All hemophiliacs have no hope to survive or have a resurrection since they'll never be able to be Jehovah's Witnesses as they need to take blood products to live. Unless, of course, the GB has finally figured this out and now accept that 'blood products' falls under 'blood fractions'.
  
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  punkofnice

  Many millions who lived in centuries past and who weren’t Jehovah’s Witnesses will have an opportunity for salvation.

  Spot the weasle word.... yup, 'opportunity'

  Many JWs think that more than just JWs will be resurrected(tm) in their delusional paradise(tm). Many JWs think it'll be only JWs that'll survive.

  Ask a jobo as a householder(tm) and you'll be told, "Jar-Hoover knows best."

  it’s not our job to judge

  what a crock! they are the most judgmental schnooks in the world.
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  LoveUniHateExams

  "No. Many millions who lived in centuries past and who weren’t Jehovah’s Witnesses will have an opportunity for salvation" - but only by becoming Jehovah's Witnesses.

  Hmmm ...

  I smell bullsh1t.
  
  
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  OrphanCrow

  punkie: what a crock! they are the most judgmental schnooks in the world.

  Yeah. Didn't the bunker video shown at the conventions this summer have a line in it that said their 'message' was changed to one of "judgement"?

  And about being 'saved' at the end/Armageddon....don't forget that the "end" is followed by a resurrection of a whole bunch of people (who get judged), 1000 years of GT...and then...the "real" end comes where everybody who is bad gets thrown in the eternal lake of fire with Satan

  Nah...not judgmental at all
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  James Mixon

  So no one dies for 1000 years before the eternal lake of fire. Lets say Hitler is resurrected and

  start the same crap, will the elder sit down and talk with him. No adultery, fornication, murder for

  1000 years...Some people will never change their behavior, Satan and his followers didn't.

  If Gods can read the heart why resurrect people with bad hearts just to be put the death after

  a 1000 years, what's the point.
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  Saename

  Jamex Mixon, let's start with the fact that a normal God would destroy Satan right after Adam and Eve's sin (not that they actually lived anyway...) Like... are we actually supposed to believe that God didn't destroy Satan because He was afraid (er... God is afraid...?) that His other subjects would rebel as well...?

  Right... Satan is destroyed because God is stronger. Adam and Eve die because Satan is wrong and God is right. Therefore, God's angels knowingly rebel because they know that God is right and is stronger and thus can destroy them within seconds.

  

  For now, I will leave the analogy of the rebellious student in a class alone... (You know which one... the student rebels against the teacher and stuff...)
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  James Mixon

  Saename: Amen!!The whole story is so dumb.