What is most ridiculous about these comments is that the gunman was killed too, so he now also gets to be resurrected.
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Re Hostage victims killed in Sydney: "dont worry, at least they will NOW get a ressurection"
by stuckinarut2 inso most would now know of the vile act in sydney last week where a man held hostage over 17 people in the lindt cafe in the middle of sydney.. two people were murdered...a beautiful, educated lawyer,loving mother of three, and a brave, loving young man working as the cafe manager.. this senseless and cruel act has touched everyone deeply, especially in the communities of sydney.
the outpouring of grief and support for the victims and their families has been immense.. i was therefore outraged to have the following comment made by a witness in conversation at the kingdom hall:.
"well, we dont need to be sad, because at least now they (the two victims) will get a ressurection.
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TV Broadcast - December 2014
by Listener ina widow with 3 dependant children.
the jw widow was having a lot of trouble paying her bills and the family was poor.
she had a visit from 2 elders who sat down with her and discussed her situation.
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Mr Negative
The first part is incredibly inane - a whole load of nothing about singing. Then the guilt-trips for time and money kick in. Then the propaganda starts with the tour of Bethel in Germany. The whole thing is just horrible, really.
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New JW Podcast Show Available - S01E02 Tight Spanx
by God_Delusion inhello my lovelies!.
we've just recorded and released our brand new episode, s01e02 tight spanx.. where would we be without the gift that keeps on giving, governing body member, anthony morris iii?
last week he discussed the real dangers that exist when one wears spanx and tight pants.
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Mr Negative
Another brilliant podcast!
I just wish my family knew about them, and would be prepared to listen if they did.Great work, guys :-)
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Doctors and surgeons say no to blood transfusions
by Mr Negative inmy mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this.
i have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no.
is this true?
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Mr Negative
yadda yadda 2 - that wouldn't surprise me lol
jwfacts - thanks for your comment. And I'd just like to take this opportunity to say, even though I'm sure you've heard it many times before, that your website is amazing. When I first read through it, I just knew it was all genuine. I would recommend to anyone that they look at it.
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Doctors and surgeons say no to blood transfusions
by Mr Negative inmy mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this.
i have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no.
is this true?
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Mr Negative
Thanks, Kate. Yes, always a good idea to put the burden of proof on them, when they make such outrageous claims
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Doctors and surgeons say no to blood transfusions
by Mr Negative inmy mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this.
i have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no.
is this true?
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Mr Negative
Hi Zeb,
Yes, that's called being honest and giving people both sides of the story - something which is alien to The Watchtower...
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Doctors and surgeons say no to blood transfusions
by Mr Negative inmy mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this.
i have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no.
is this true?
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Mr Negative
Hi wannabefree, that is a good idea. But I wanted to already have the article to hand, or at least nearby, to show her a WT misquote in action. Of course, if what GTTM is true, then this won't be possible, so your suggestion would be the next best thing.
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Doctors and surgeons say no to blood transfusions
by Mr Negative inmy mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this.
i have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no.
is this true?
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Mr Negative
My mum recently told me that even surgeons won't have blood transfusions, but the common people don't get told this. I have also seen or heard others say that a bunch of doctors/health officials/surgeons were asked, at some point, if they would accept a blood transfusion and they all said no. Is this true? Where do they get this idea from, as I can't find reference to this anywhere? I imagine it is, surprise surprise, some sort of misquote, or is quoted out of context, but I'd like to know for definite in case my Mum ever brings it up again.
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Prediction of large drop in JW numbers in 2014
by VM44 ini am going to make the prediction, here and now in mid 2006, that there will be a significant drop in the number of jehovah's witnesses in the year 2014, the one hundredth anniversary of 1914.. the only way this drop in numbers might be avoided is if the watchtower society can think up some way to stir up the rank and file and get them motivated to do more, like they did with the 1975 fiasco.. .
i doubt very much that the watchtower magazine is going to proclaim loudly in the year 2014 anything about the "generation of 1914" not passing away.. --vm44
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Mr Negative
Your prediction was bang on........JW.org.....used to get everyone excited again
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New Article in JW.ORG "Should Christians Drink Tea?"
by EdenOne inshould christians drink tea?.
would you like a cup of tea?.
this seemingly innocent question has been asked countless times, and is regarded as a gesture of courtesy and hospitability in many parts of the world, in both eastern and western culture.
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Mr Negative
The Bible may not say anything specifically about drinking tea, but I'm pretty sure that it at least implies, in Genesis, that Joseph read tea leaves