They do. And they have. It has already been done.
Wrong again. The case law referred to in the appeal does not authorize the Court to adjudicate disputes of Religious process.
because he was shunned by his customers?.
They do. And they have. It has already been done.
Wrong again. The case law referred to in the appeal does not authorize the Court to adjudicate disputes of Religious process.
because he was shunned by his customers?.
There are 3 elements that the Appeals Courts will decide before it will hear the case: 1 Subject matter 2 Justicability 3 Natural Justice
Case law establishes that secular Courts while remaining religiously neutral have a yellow light to proceed with cases of a religious nature but have a green light to go ahead with religious cases that involve distribution of property and assets. The Appellants argue that there is a contractual relationship between church and member that can be secularly adjudicated pointing to natural justice.
Everything considered, it the Court decides to take the case, it cannot compel the JW community to fellowship with the shunned member and it cannot regulate JW membership. But it can -just as it did with Conti- compel WT to follow its own standards or Religious process and it can look at damages resulting from wt failure to do so ( If Court determines that it did) in this particular case because it involves a financial loss.
my uber elder cousin and his wife got the "privilege" of having one last "toast" of wine at the rooftop garden at the towers in nyc since the jw's are vacating to warwick.
his oldest daughter and son in law are quite high up in the inner circle so they get invited to all the "inner circle" activities.
even though they aren't supposed to toast to anything it was pretty darn close.
Bethel Prestige
What is Bethel Prestige?
I only knew 2 interracial couples in the 70's married to black females, none of which had any prestigious jobs.
CoCo a poster here had a "prestigious "job and his overseer was the most respected non-anointed brother in bb neither of which had anything better than the rest of us except that after 15 or 20 years of working 60 hour weeks plus other work building work and assignments, you got seniority to bid to room in towers and have a room with no roommate. I only remember 2 married couples, maybe a couple more who gleaned lunch left overs. The rest bought in commissary and at the local deli. Food was cheap and the allowance covered it. (It cost a dime to bring your suit to the bethel dry cleaners.)
You could not even park a Volkswagen in the heights, let alone a townscar overnight in the 70s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wktxjuyiat4.
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It is Russian. Her name is Alsu. If you read Cyrillic, her name in on the vid. The name of the song is Inogda.
I love the music you posted too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wktxjuyiat4.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wktxjuyiat4.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wktxjuyiat4.
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not long after i joined here i posted a reading list of books that helped me wake up, but since then i've read so many more that i've found invaluable in furthering and refining my new worldview, plus giving me a more in-depth well read perspective on theological and scientific issues.
so i thought i'd post an updated comprehensive list for other voracious readers like me who are always looking for good books to read.
how jesus became god - bart d. ehrman.
Some of my favorite non-JW books:
The art of worldly wisdom
Logic made easy
Problem Solving
Life 101
The art of war
The Prince
Best Loved Poems
Elemetary Predicate Logic
The Chinese Classics Mencius
The Forerunner
Baroque Chess Openings
my uber elder cousin and his wife got the "privilege" of having one last "toast" of wine at the rooftop garden at the towers in nyc since the jw's are vacating to warwick.
his oldest daughter and son in law are quite high up in the inner circle so they get invited to all the "inner circle" activities.
even though they aren't supposed to toast to anything it was pretty darn close.
missionaries arriving at Brooklyn,
I had forgotten all about that!! Wow I remember - not only missionaries- but was never a driver.
my uber elder cousin and his wife got the "privilege" of having one last "toast" of wine at the rooftop garden at the towers in nyc since the jw's are vacating to warwick.
his oldest daughter and son in law are quite high up in the inner circle so they get invited to all the "inner circle" activities.
even though they aren't supposed to toast to anything it was pretty darn close.
Pretty much everyone gleaned after meals so they had something to snack on later.
What meals? No one gleaned from lunch meal except for cold cuts day or pizza, except for a couple of married couples. We ate all the good stuff.
Barbara and CoCo were as higher up as you can get in job assignments and they did not ride in limousines.