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  On the Relevancy of The Institutionalization of Sin

  by Perry in

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  child murder, sodomy & corrupting the human genome are not new sins, they are old ones.

  what is new is their institutionalization.

  but even that isn't totally new.

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  Homosexuality is a genetic disorder, just people who are born with other physical abnormal defects.

  No!

  That is false!

  No serious scientific research tends to prove that point! At contrary, they tends to prove that homosexuality is basically normal.
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  On the Relevancy of The Institutionalization of Sin

  by Perry in

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  child murder, sodomy & corrupting the human genome are not new sins, they are old ones.

  what is new is their institutionalization.

  but even that isn't totally new.

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  Child murder, Sodomy & corrupting the Human Genome are not new sins, they are old ones. What is new is their institutionalization.

  I stop to read after this. Start exactly like a right-wing homophobic hateful propaganda. I'm tired of these bullshit!
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  JW's are semi-trinitarians and do not understand the Sacret Secret

  by paradisebeauty in

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  i have been searching pro and anti arguments for trinity, and found out there are anti-trinitarians who believe jesus did not preexist before his human life.

  and i am thinking, it kind of makes sense.

  what if yahweh created a second adam.

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  I never understand why people who successfully left behind a brain-washing cult, are trying to auto-brain-washing themselves with theories as stupid as those of WTBTS.

  Only one opinion on this subject. Paradise, use your brain for very important matter, and let this intellectual masturbation to dumb people!
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  Massive Growth in Dub Numbers???

  by 1rebelheart in

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  so, i left about 5 years ago and at that time, the official ruling on number of members was a little over 6 million.

  i google jw out of boredom the other day and find they are now claiming 8 million members.

  sooooo.... hold on 2 million increase in 5 years?

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  Not really surprising.

  I don't know the numbers, but I bet 80% of the increase is in Africa and south America.

  In fact in countries with 5 - 7 children by women and a very religious-minded background. In the countries where evangelism have great success... In the countries under-educated, where the simple thoughts are efficient
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  The paradox of the WTBTS

  by coalize in

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  on one hand, wtbts blame you if you choose to work instead of pioneering, and on the another hand, they ask crazily amount of money!.

  isn't it paradoxal ?.

  if every jw leave his job and pioneer, no more money!.

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  Euh?

  I'm not a native-english speaker, and I have to confess that I don't know the difference between the both!
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  The first 4000 years Jehovah communicates with humans,the next 2000 years is given to Jesus and he communicates with no one.

  by smiddy in

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  the bible has ample evidence of god communicating with humans during the first 4 centuries.. since jesus time ,god has not communicated with humans at all .,in the same way as he did in the first 4 centuries .. in fact jesus has not communicated with humans in the same way as jehovah did for the first 4000 years., during his 2000 years to this date , .

  does not the bible say , god does not change , he is the same today as he was yesterday and will be tomorrow ?.

  so why was god communicating with humans on a regular basis , one way or another for 4000 years and then , neither jehovah or his son jesus christ ever directly contacted humans ?.

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  Yes! God doesn't change!

  He wasn't, he's not and he will not be!
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  The paradox of the WTBTS

  by coalize in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  on one hand, wtbts blame you if you choose to work instead of pioneering, and on the another hand, they ask crazily amount of money!.

  isn't it paradoxal ?.

  if every jw leave his job and pioneer, no more money!.

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  On one hand, WTBTS blame you if you choose to work instead of pioneering, and on the another hand, they ask crazily amount of money!

  Isn't it paradoxal ?

  If every JW leave his job and pioneer, no more money!
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  "Study" of the flip-flop beliefs of WTBTS.

  by coalize in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  as i can see regularly, when we ask a question q to the wtbts, the answer was :.

  1910 : a.

  and in 2015, the answer looks like : "in the past our publication said some things, but now twe know that the answer is : maybe a, maybe b, maybe c, maybe d, maybe a mix of them.

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  As I can see regularly, when we ask a question Q to the WTBTS, the answer was :

  1910 : A

  1930 : B

  1940 : A and B

  1950 : A but not B

  1960 : B but not A

  1970 : A

  1980 : C

  1990 : D

  2000 : B

  2010 : B and C and D but not A

  
  

  And in 2015, the answer looks like : "in the past our publication said some things, but now twe know that the answer is : maybe A, maybe B, maybe C, maybe D, maybe a mix of them."
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  Will the resurrected marry/have children?

  by davidmitchell in

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  i have just finished reading 'brock talon's' two books.

  in one of them, entitled journey to god's house, pub.

  he comments on how the wt's pictures of the post-armageddon world do not agree with their doctrines, namely that those who are physically resurrected will not marry/have children.

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  Ozbrad,

  With your aunt, coolio will sing "gangbang paradise"...
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  Do you ever feel strangely drawn towards Conspiracy Theories?

  by JW_Rogue in

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  after mentally awakening to the idea that jws don't have the truth i strangely found myself delving into all encompassing conspiracy theories.

  not that i believed them but something about them seemed quite fascinating.

  i was especially drawn to the idea of a new world order/one world government.

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  When i ran away from all this religious bullshit of JW, I was delving too on some conspiracy theories. Especially that it was in 2001-2002, just after the WTC planes attack!

  And now i'm really over that, because I understood that these theories are built with thé same scheme than the WTBTS dogma : nothing is due to chance or mistakes. Everything is written and planned. If something happen this is because someone wanted that it happen and made everything for that to happen.

  That's not for nothing that these conspiracy theories are largely accepted in very religious background like right-wing christians and left-wing muslims...

  But don't worry, the fact you are interrested and seduced by these theories is not crazy. It's normal. And the fact you're asking this question prove that you are already on the process to look at them with critical mind. Then I have no worries about the fact you will deal very well with that!