V is good too...but it won't matter. Nothing applies to the Jehovah's Witnesses unless the individual is already having doubts.
Posts by luna2
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DAMN IT'S COLD!!!!!
by Mary inanyone east of saskatoon and north of kentucky will understand this thread:.
it's frigging cold out there!!!
christ almighty when i went outside to start my car up this morning i thought i was going to freeze solid like lot's wife.
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luna2
We had been having a loverly unseasonably warm winter...until last week. Daytime temps now are in the 20's, nightime lows 7 to 15 degrees. The miniscule 1" snow we got a couple of days ago (that nobody shoveled) turned to ice and will not melt.
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Wish Me Well: Surgery Tomorrow
by AudeSapere inwell, i did my best with physical therapy but it's not enough.
my knee is very unstabile (especially since i fell again 6 weeks ago).
tomorrow i'm scheduled for knee surgery to repair my acl..
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luna2
Best of luck, Aude! After all you've been through, I'm sure you'll handle this beautifully.
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RACHEL RAY
by stillajwexelder ini am going to change my avatar again to the gorgeous rachel ray - unless any of you object and would prefer me to keep my current pammy avatar
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Brooke said: Yes, she can get a little annoying with her , YUM-O and E.V.V.O and D-Lish!(etc....)
You are nicer than I am, Brooke. She drives me completely insane with that crap. I can only watch her for about ten minutes at a time....or with the sound off.
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Wanting your opinions
by I.Wonder ini wish to remove myself from the tms.
i can't stand it any longer.
i am never out in service (i still turn in "informal" time) i still attend the meetings.
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luna2
I remember getting fed up with it too. I just told the school overseer that I needed a break. I don't remember giving any reasons for it...but I might have. At the time, I was steadily missing more and more meetings and may have even missed getting handed an assignment or two. Of course, women are under less pressure generally. There is a benefit to being a second class citizen.
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Just finished a great book
by New Worldly Translation ini've just finished the prince of the marshes by rory stewart.
it's an account of his time as deputy governer of provinces in iraq and his disillusionment with the direction of the coalition and their misunderstanding of the middle east.
he's one of the few western writers who gives an honest and knowledgable account and opinon of what's going on and he manages to do it without seeming judgemental to either side.. for people not interested in politics his book the places in between is one of the best travel accounts i've read.
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luna2
Sounds like a couple of very interesting books, NWT. I'd especially like to check out the travel one.
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Using only the bible, how many people were killed by Satan?
by Elsewhere ini was able to find a list of people killed by god, but not satan.
did satan actually kill anyone?.
sab, brick testamentnumber killedcumulative totallot's wife for looking backgen.19:26, bt11er who was "wicked in the sight of the lord"gen.38:7, bt12onan for spilling his seedgen.38:10,. bt13for dancing naked around aaron's golden calfex.32:27-28, 35, bt30003003aaron's sons for offering strange fire before the lordlev.10:1-3,. num.3:4, 26:61, bt23005a blasphemerlev.24:10-23, bt13006a man who picked up sticks on the sabbathnum.15:32-36, bt13007korah, dathan, and abiram (and their families)num.16:27, bt12+3019+burned to death for offering incensenum.16:35,.
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luna2
For some reason that list totally cracks me up, Elsewhere! What a god of love, eh? Looks more like a psychopath to me. Pretty scary if that's really the "supreme" being.
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My Bethel Experience Part III
by new boy indon't get me wrong...........there was no one more self righteous then me at 19. moved to kansas at 18 to pioneer and even printed up cards that said............ "have sword with travel"---------contact casarona salina kansas------ aaa (availabe after armegeddon)-----ss (sacred service)...... oh, i was full of myself!
thought of myself as a spiritual gun fighter.
to defend truth, justice and all the watchtower bible and tract society stood for.
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luna2
Lovin' the continuing saga of Newboy's Bethel Experience!
LMAO @ the cartoons, Randy!
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Were you religious BEFORE becoming a JW?
by LittleToe inon another thread by restrangled i posted the following:.
i'm really interested by the stories of those who were seduced into the jws.
to what extent they were religious before they became jws?
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Nope. I was pretty much fed up with religion. The church we attended when I was growing up was Presbyterian...and I still don't know what makes that denomination any different from the multitude of other protestant churches around. It wasn't a bad place, just more of a social club than anything. I didn't feel they taught us much either. I thought I got more out of reading religious novels (of which I was fond) than I did from either the regular sermons, the confirmation classes I attended or, later, the adult Sunday school or whatever it was called, which was more like a weekly seminar on pop culture...they rarely discussed anything religious.
My kids and I did attend church for a while when we lived at Ft. Benning, GA. Kind of a surreal experience. I had a hard time reconciling my husband's profession with religion. What were we supposed to pray for exactly? Please, God, let no one get seriously hurt or killed if there's a war? Please, God, don't let my husband get sent to...whereever? Please, God, bless the U.S. of A in all our military endeavors? Seemed kind of strange to me. I mean, you could pray for those things, but would God listen? Why would he take sides between countries or let one soldier get killed while he saved another?
So, while I was interested in the Bible, wondered what God's plan was and wanted to know if I should be more religous, I didn't think the traditional forms of Christianity held any answers.
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Prince - now a patry pooper
by stevenyc inhttp://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/494069p-416141c.html .
prince backed out of his party at ink in miami the sunday of the super bowl because the hot spot's dragon decor offends his religious beliefs.
the singer, a devout jehovah's witness, "sent someone for a walk-through of the space," co-owner laurent bourgade tells us.
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luna2
Those were amazing, avishai! I'll admit it...I sometimes forget what an amazing musician he is.