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  What's with the hijab?

  by jws in

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  the hijab is one of a few headdresses worn by muslim women.

  from what i can tell, it is supposed to hide the femininity of the woman.

  because i'm sure as a muslim, it's going to all be the woman's fault if a man acts improperly due to attraction.. i don't agree with it, but hey, it's their religion and it doesn't hurt others, so have at it if you want to wear it.. let's face it.

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  I have to say, I think the hijab is feminine and dignified. If the culture is that the women cover their hair, then that's fine with me.
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  Embrace Judeo-Christian culture and values! Is this politician serious?

  by Gnostic Bishop in

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  embrace judeo-christian culture and values!

  is this politician serious?.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=h2ed8a8rxey.

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  I'll try again: given that you view this culture as a vile ideology, and that multiculturalist ideology is deeply flawed and has no democratic mandate, what culture should the UK have?
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  Trying to live the rest of my life without being bitter.

  by Bigdummy in

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  i'm new to this forum.. i was raised in " the truth" from age six and now i am in my mid 60's.

  my wife was born in " the truth" and is very strong in the religion.

  i have had many experiences during my lifetime with the other members of several congregations.

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  Welcome, Big D.

  Stayed in the cult from age 6 to mid 60s so as to keep peace with family? You deserve a medal.

  I look forward to reading more of your posts.
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  March Broadcast- Jehovah is speeding up the work

  by adjusted knowledge in

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  i watched some of the segments on the jw broadcast.

  in the video they showed how they managed their inventory orders for the congregations.

  at the conclusion it was stated by the narrator how god is speeding up the work.. the problem is the system they implemented has been used for over two decades in logistics.

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  Jehovah is speeding up the work - he always seems to be, doesn't he?

  Sometimes I think Jehovah's chariot needs to be pulled over by the celestial highway police - like it's doing 60mph in a built-up area and swerving all over the bloody road
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  New to all of this

  by Ghiagirl in

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  i was raised in the truth my whole life, my immediate family are jws and my moms mom is a witness as well as my fathers mom.

  other than that the rest of my family are non jws.

  i was raised very balanced, my parents never forced the truth on me or my siblings like most of my friends parents did getting baptized at ridiculous ages!

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  Welcome, Ghiagirl, great OP.

  The only way of knowing is via the scientific method. Different faiths are exactly that, faith, not knowledge.

  I hope that you and your husband are happy together, and that both families soften in their attitude.
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  If The Witnesses Try To Get You Back To Jehovah...How Will You Respond!

  by minimus in

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  i am most curious.

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  My answer to the OP: you'll have to convince me your god exists before you can determine whether I'm near to, or far from, him.
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  How Radicalised are Jehovah's Witnesses?

  by snugglebunny in

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  back in the early 70's, the wt stated that all persons who had lived and died would be resurrected after armageddon.

  only non believers would be killed at armageddon, never to return.

  in short, if you died before the big a, you were guaranteed to return.. this gave rise amongst several ex's to concerns that their well-meaning jw parents might just consider the possibilty of having their offspring "lovingly" bumped off so as to ensure their resurrection!.

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  ^^^^^^^ good post, gone for good ^^^^^^^^

  I think that the GB would say that they would never intend for JWs to kill themselves or others based on WTS teachings, and really mean it.

  However, your unfortunate example shows just how dangerous cults are.

  The relevant authorities should take a much closer interest in dangerous cults - in particular WTS and Islam.
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  All Gays Are Perverts

  by Coded Logic in

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  "scientists may never resolve exactly how much of a role nature and nurturing play in same-sex attraction.

  but one thing is clear: all humans are born with the tendency to succumb to wrong thinking and inclinations.

  --romans 3:23. a youth who desires to please god must therefore conform to his moral standards and shun immoral behavior, though doing so may be agonizingly difficult.

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  "Scientists may never resolve exactly how much of a role nature and nurturing play in same-sex attraction - surely attraction is nature, not nurture.

  Having been fed WTS crap as a teenager, I would say I was quite homophobic. Not a threat or nuisance to gay people, but part of the "it's not natural" crowd.

  After listening to different gay people, I can see that WTS told me nonsense. Most gay people aren't promiscuous, neither do they have a political agenda. Some Tory and UKIP MPs/supporters are gay, as well as the stereotypical activists - 'professional homosexuals' - such as Ben Summerskill and Peter Tatchell. Gay people are exactly the same as me with one slight difference: they find themselves attracted to members of the same sex. That's it.
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  How Radicalised are Jehovah's Witnesses?

  by snugglebunny in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  back in the early 70's, the wt stated that all persons who had lived and died would be resurrected after armageddon.

  only non believers would be killed at armageddon, never to return.

  in short, if you died before the big a, you were guaranteed to return.. this gave rise amongst several ex's to concerns that their well-meaning jw parents might just consider the possibilty of having their offspring "lovingly" bumped off so as to ensure their resurrection!.

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  the day may come when the WTS will "suggest" that the time has come for True Christians™ to act out their Theocratic™ fantasies of wiping out Apostates™ - "wiping out" as in killing? I don't think so, somehow. Grassing them up to the police if they break the law - getting apostates in trouble in that way? Definitely, IMO.
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  How Radicalised are Jehovah's Witnesses?

  by snugglebunny in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  back in the early 70's, the wt stated that all persons who had lived and died would be resurrected after armageddon.

  only non believers would be killed at armageddon, never to return.

  in short, if you died before the big a, you were guaranteed to return.. this gave rise amongst several ex's to concerns that their well-meaning jw parents might just consider the possibilty of having their offspring "lovingly" bumped off so as to ensure their resurrection!.

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  Although some would call turning down medical treatment "radical" - in a life-or-death situation, it most certainly is.

  Shunning might be considered radical too - it goes against 'normal' human behaviour to ignore your nearest & dearest.