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  How to Avoid the Faithless Spirit of most here-

  by DocHouse in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1- pray to god (whomever you may imagine him to be) asking for understanding.

  2- study the background about the bible (from non-religious sources) to see where it came from.

  3- discard (or at least set aside) chuyrch claims and dogma.. 4- read it, looking up archaeological/historical sources about the places and peoples referred to.

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  DocHouse

  Nothing wrong with having 'faith' in one's own ability- yet to pretend we have made ourselves is tragilarious!
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  DO JW's do a FAIR job of SAVING people--or--is the premise ridiculous?

  by Terry in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  figures don't lie...but liars figure!.

  the message for those babies who are now in their 30's and 40's is that "we warned your parents about a date that meant nothing!".

  how does that wash credibility-wise?.

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  DocHouse

  None, as usual, Clary. Why?
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  104

  How to Avoid the Faithless Spirit of most here-

  by DocHouse in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1- pray to god (whomever you may imagine him to be) asking for understanding.

  2- study the background about the bible (from non-religious sources) to see where it came from.

  3- discard (or at least set aside) chuyrch claims and dogma.. 4- read it, looking up archaeological/historical sources about the places and peoples referred to.

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  DocHouse

  Ismael, only one God can be seen in history (tiny Israel, Empires like Babylon falling as His prophets predicted- and a TRUE Sacred Text that actually makes SENSE!).

  The rest are statues prayed and sacrificed to....
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  DO JW's do a FAIR job of SAVING people--or--is the premise ridiculous?

  by Terry in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  figures don't lie...but liars figure!.

  the message for those babies who are now in their 30's and 40's is that "we warned your parents about a date that meant nothing!".

  how does that wash credibility-wise?.

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  2. 
  3. 
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  DocHouse

  The Games people Play...
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  104

  How to Avoid the Faithless Spirit of most here-

  by DocHouse in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1- pray to god (whomever you may imagine him to be) asking for understanding.

  2- study the background about the bible (from non-religious sources) to see where it came from.

  3- discard (or at least set aside) chuyrch claims and dogma.. 4- read it, looking up archaeological/historical sources about the places and peoples referred to.

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  DocHouse

  Strucky refused to give a specific example, and gave this flimsy spin instead: "As I stated doc,The god of the bible kills (or supposedly authorises to be killed) anyone he wants...and usually its the people who are just using the gift of free will that he supposedly gave them!Thats like saying to a child "here is a piece of candy...I gave it to you because I love you...but if you eat it , I will kill you"

  Try defending that Doc...."

  Glad to- if you gave an example of where He did this.

  How many times do I have to ask for one; or you just another of the endless clowns here?
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  104

  How to Avoid the Faithless Spirit of most here-

  by DocHouse in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1- pray to god (whomever you may imagine him to be) asking for understanding.

  2- study the background about the bible (from non-religious sources) to see where it came from.

  3- discard (or at least set aside) chuyrch claims and dogma.. 4- read it, looking up archaeological/historical sources about the places and peoples referred to.

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  DocHouse

  When it comes to religion- it's those that have REAL Faith (in the True God) or those with pretend faith (imaginary gods).

  Otherwise, you are simply faithless.
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  104

  How to Avoid the Faithless Spirit of most here-

  by DocHouse in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1- pray to god (whomever you may imagine him to be) asking for understanding.

  2- study the background about the bible (from non-religious sources) to see where it came from.

  3- discard (or at least set aside) chuyrch claims and dogma.. 4- read it, looking up archaeological/historical sources about the places and peoples referred to.

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  DocHouse

  How about your FIRST one?

  Stucky, you have to give SOME kind of references to claims such as " How about the fact that the god of the bible is one of the most self centered, vicious, murderous, despot in all history".

  Please, if capable, give a specific example.
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  DO JW's do a FAIR job of SAVING people--or--is the premise ridiculous?

  by Terry in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  figures don't lie...but liars figure!.

  the message for those babies who are now in their 30's and 40's is that "we warned your parents about a date that meant nothing!".

  how does that wash credibility-wise?.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
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  DocHouse

  So, ignore since you know better than to attempt answering?

  No WONDER you're no longer a JW...
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  104

  How to Avoid the Faithless Spirit of most here-

  by DocHouse in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1- pray to god (whomever you may imagine him to be) asking for understanding.

  2- study the background about the bible (from non-religious sources) to see where it came from.

  3- discard (or at least set aside) chuyrch claims and dogma.. 4- read it, looking up archaeological/historical sources about the places and peoples referred to.

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  3. 
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  DocHouse

  I asked for one.

  Can't help but to babble?
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  DO JW's do a FAIR job of SAVING people--or--is the premise ridiculous?

  by Terry in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  figures don't lie...but liars figure!.

  the message for those babies who are now in their 30's and 40's is that "we warned your parents about a date that meant nothing!".

  how does that wash credibility-wise?.

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  2. 
  3. 
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  DocHouse

  Man, you you two look goofy in those over-sized Judge's Robes....

  Out of a little curiosity, do you think Churchianity does better?