he was all for getting rid of religions and their delusions for the betterment of mankind.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mydmc1wio8.
Taylor Caldwell wrote an excellent article entitled The Middle Class Must Not Fail Or All Will Be Lost back in the 70s which mentions Karl Marx. A good commentary on it plus the article itself can be found on these two links below:
http://www.wnd.com/2013/12/the-middle-class-must-not-fail/ part 1
http://www.wnd.com/2013/12/the-middle-class-must-not-fail-part-2/
LRG
he was all for getting rid of religions and their delusions for the betterment of mankind.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mydmc1wio8.
we have been told there's no place else to go.
and to some degree mentally speaking, that is true especially if you were raised in the religion.
at 50 i was out of the organization's clutches.
If the internet existed back in the early 80s like it does today I may not have ever became a JW in the first place. However it was a few issues and especially the generation change teaching back in 1995 that opened my eyes to the fraud of the organization that set me to planning my exit.
LRG
i have not been to a meeting for about 2 years now.
i do not intend to go back but one thing has me baffled.
why do ones that have faded and been out for years return?
DY:
If the organization is so good as you say it is what the hell are you doing here?
LRG
i have not been to a meeting for about 2 years now.
i do not intend to go back but one thing has me baffled.
why do ones that have faded and been out for years return?
suckinarut2,
You are so right about that! I had made some scathing remark about the organization on Facebook and I had cousins who were either longterm inactive and some not even baptized but became active and baptized and I was quickly deleted off their friend's list and have been avoided by them ever since.
LRG
i would pick this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th2w6oxx0kq.
i don't know how so many are happy or fine if thinking this life is it.
haven't lost parents yet, but when with them, sometimes i'll think of this song.
i would pick this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th2w6oxx0kq.
i don't know how so many are happy or fine if thinking this life is it.
haven't lost parents yet, but when with them, sometimes i'll think of this song.
just thought i'd start a thread about favourite movies.
mine, in no particular order, are .... alien - a great visual film.
the chest-bursting scene is still great to watch, no matter how many times i've seen the movie.
In no particular order
Gone With The Wind
All About Eve
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Whatever Happened To Baby Jane
Ordinary People
Requiem For A Dream
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Rosemary's Baby
Carrie
The Notebook
i would pick this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th2w6oxx0kq.
i don't know how so many are happy or fine if thinking this life is it.
haven't lost parents yet, but when with them, sometimes i'll think of this song.
This song gets me every time. I can't finish singing it without choking up and getting teary-eyed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUwjNBjqR-c
LRG
tragic occurrence:.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/steve-scalise-shot-in-virginia-aide-also-hit/ar-bbcfakv?li=bbnb7kz.
i saw another report indicating that the gunman may have targetting gop members.
Of course he was mentally ill. Him being an extreme left wing liberal democrat Bernie Sanders supporter. Maybe we should ban guns from liberal democrats.
