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  Now this is weird, ever heard of the "Mandela Effect" ??? What if... ?

  by Greybeard in

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  now this is weird, ever heard of the "mandela effect" ???

  i know how crazy it sounds but i got to tell you, this article about the governing body finally admitting the "faithful slave" was not divinely appointed by jesus in 1919 was epic to me.

  like a mandela effect feeling.

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  No, never heard that the KJ version says "in" rather than "on" this is new to me too.
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  Are the witnesses really False prophets?

  by MrTheocratic in

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  when you read the following statements from the wt.

  organization... do they satisfy you?

  or better stated...... should you be satisfied by there answers?.

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  What do you think MR T, are they false prophets?
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  Now this is weird, ever heard of the "Mandela Effect" ??? What if... ?

  by Greybeard in

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  now this is weird, ever heard of the "mandela effect" ???

  i know how crazy it sounds but i got to tell you, this article about the governing body finally admitting the "faithful slave" was not divinely appointed by jesus in 1919 was epic to me.

  like a mandela effect feeling.

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  I just looked up five different Bibles all saying "on." King James seems to be the exception.
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  Awesome Article From An Old Friend Of Ours

  by freemindfade in

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  and a good friend of mine.

  i know for exjw-political reasons this link won't work on here, but its worth copying and pasting to read.

  enjoy!.

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  Yeah, the worst convention videos have been excellent. Also Kim and Mikey have an interview with an ex-elder worth checking out
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  Now this is weird, ever heard of the "Mandela Effect" ??? What if... ?

  by Greybeard in

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  now this is weird, ever heard of the "mandela effect" ???

  i know how crazy it sounds but i got to tell you, this article about the governing body finally admitting the "faithful slave" was not divinely appointed by jesus in 1919 was epic to me.

  like a mandela effect feeling.

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  sparrowdown

  Most of the stuff listed as Mandela effect I actually remembered correctly with the exception of the Berenstein /Bernstein bears.
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  Now this is weird, ever heard of the "Mandela Effect" ??? What if... ?

  by Greybeard in

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  now this is weird, ever heard of the "mandela effect" ???

  i know how crazy it sounds but i got to tell you, this article about the governing body finally admitting the "faithful slave" was not divinely appointed by jesus in 1919 was epic to me.

  like a mandela effect feeling.

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  I thought the claim was that they were appointed over the "domestics" in 1919 and will be appointed over "all the Master's belongings" at the GT. I 'm sure they keep it confusing on purpose.
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  For those who are still in... What do you do about field service?

  by Wait For It in

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  for those of you who are still in because of family circumstances, what do you do about field service?

  do you still go regularly, sporadically or not at all?.

  if you do still go, how do you manage?

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  Towards the end I was just telling people at the doors I was there to read an short encouraging scripture and then said have a good day" and left. Many people thanked me for it, but I figured they were just relieved I wasn't expecting them to engage. I couldn't bring myself to do even that once I was completely awake, I just didn't go and put in a small fake report of 2hrs.
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  Why are some that post here JW apologists?

  by ctrwtf in

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  my rant tonight is against the quasi religious apologists that post on this board.

  those who at once rail against the jw's then later talk about how "orderly" and "neat" the witnesses are at their conventions.

  those who site the benefits of bloodless surgery to some who have the luxury and time to actually make an educated choice, while ignoring the tens of thousands who've died because they happen to be in an accident or succumb to a disease for which there is no other treatment.. i understand the power of cognitive dissonance.

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  Thinking can be quite addictive once you get over the initial fear and anxiety about it being a tool of the devil.

  Now whenever I 'm in a fix I don't think phil 4:6 I think ...I think...I just think, and I also google it.
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  Can't get a trolley cart? Use your car instead.

  by cleanideas in

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  sparrowdown

  Of course, hood witnessing, seems so obvious now.

  Next it will be trunk witnessing, or maybe baby stroller witnessing.

  The sky is the limit with the innovation these people show!

  Oo oo, I thought of another one - shopping cart witnessing.

  And fishing vest witnessing....someone stop me!
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  Why are some that post here JW apologists?

  by ctrwtf in

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  my rant tonight is against the quasi religious apologists that post on this board.

  those who at once rail against the jw's then later talk about how "orderly" and "neat" the witnesses are at their conventions.

  those who site the benefits of bloodless surgery to some who have the luxury and time to actually make an educated choice, while ignoring the tens of thousands who've died because they happen to be in an accident or succumb to a disease for which there is no other treatment.. i understand the power of cognitive dissonance.

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  Apologists on an apostate website?

  Counting time possibly, or maybe this is the only place they are allowed to think.