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DannyHaszard
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Who has the most concise Wt quotes to show they joined the UN harlot?
by AK - Jeff ini have a situation where my sister [a former witness who fell away many years ago] wants to 'witness' to a couple of witnesses that she sees in her business.
she wanted me to print up a copy of the un press release -i have done that.
she also wanted to have some wt quotes to show how they violated the principles of nuetrality by affiliation with the un as an ngo.
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Suspect Sought in KIngdom Hall Fires in Georgia
by Kenneson insee "church arson suspect sought.
jehovah's witnesses halls escape serious damage in forsyth, cobb.".
suspect is believed to be a disgruntled son of parents who attend one of the halls; possibly revenge motivated.. http://www.gainesvilletimes.com/news/stories/20051018/localnews/27929.shtml
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Forsyth County Sheriff Ted Paxton says investigators have a suspect -- a man who attended meetings at both places. He says the man lives in Kennesaw, has ties to Forsyth County and a history of drug abuse.
Paxton says the suspect has made veiled threats to members of the congregation. Members told authorities they suspected the man after discovering the fire damage.
Alleged charges true or not this discreditation is classic A.O.P. (Approved Operating Procedure) playbook by Watchtower legal dept,who the local elders are no doubt in contact with.
Either they sling druggie or crackpot (history of mental problems) that's why i have no physical contact with JW operatives or agents so they can't make up stories.We wack em on the web and we are doing a fine job of it.
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1914How Is It Arrived At? (Daniel 4)
by AuldSoul inthe only chronology in the bible tying anything to 1914, according to jehovah's witnesses, is found in daniel 4.. 1914how is it arrived at?.
assumption #1: luke 21:24 is referring to nebuchadnezzars dream as related in daniel 4, and that indicates a future fulfillment of daniel 4.. assumption #2: the second fulfillment of nebuchadnezzars dream relates to something entirely different than the initial fulfillment.. assumption #3: the seven times of daniel 4 means seven years.. assumption #4: the seven years dont mean seven years, they mean seven years of years, where each day of each year equals one year.. assumption #5: the seven years of years dont mean seven years of years, they mean seven years of prophetic years, where each day equals 360 days.. assumption #6: jerusalem was destroyed in 607 b.c.e.. assumption #7: we should add (7 times x 360 years of 365 (or 366) days each) 2,520 years to 607 b.c.e.
to arrive at 1914 c.e.
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DannyHaszard
Ahhhh,Blondie just my prompt here. http://www.dannyhaszard.com/cultvideos.htm The Millerites: Armageddon (History Channel) modem (low bandwidth) version
DSl/Cable (high bandwidth) version
Danny's prized link about 4 mins run.
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MAJOR SHUNNING ARTICLE SPOKESMAN REVIEW WASHINGTON
by DannyHaszard inmonday thoughts
the spokesman review, wa - 45 minutes ago .
... before getting to the sports section, i read every word of virginia de leon's piece about disfellowshipped jehovah's witnesses cut off by faith, and i'm ...
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http://www.spokesmanreview.com/local/story.asp?ID=96267 link here my dear
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Shunning: Is it really a bad thing?
by thinker ini met my jw wife about 5 years ago.
she da'd shortly after we met and like most people i thought it was terribly strange and wrong that her family shunned her.
for the first two years of our marriage my wife would call her parents on a fairly regular basis.
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DannyHaszard
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/12/100193/1.ashx comprehensive article here just went up on the news wire
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MAJOR SHUNNING ARTICLE SPOKESMAN REVIEW WASHINGTON
by DannyHaszard inmonday thoughts
the spokesman review, wa - 45 minutes ago .
... before getting to the sports section, i read every word of virginia de leon's piece about disfellowshipped jehovah's witnesses cut off by faith, and i'm ...
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Monday thoughts
The Spokesman Review, WA - 45 minutes ago
... Before getting to the sports section, I read every word of Virginia de Leon's piece about disfellowshipped Jehovah's Witnesses cut off by faith, and I'm ... There are two pages in a page here the above you can click and comment and the article's origin is below Why can't we have the freedom to change our religion without losing our family?" Linda Jahn, on being disfellowshipped from the Jehovah's WitnessesCut off by faith
After questioning teachings, couple shunned from their church
Joel Jahn, with his wife, Linda, on their property in Davenport, Wash., was "disfellowshipped" by the Jehovah's Witnesses and their own families. (Brian Plonka/The Spokesman-Review)Conference
For more information about the Northwest Bible Conference, which includes a talk on Saturday titled "Mandatory Organization Shunning or Christian Love?" call (509) 246-1559.Virginia de Leon
Staff writer
October 17, 2005DAVENPORT, Wash. – Without a word or sign of acknowledgement, members of the local Kingdom Hall walk right by when they run into Joel Jahn.
"I pretend he's not there," said his sister-in-law, Andrea Jahn, "like he's someone I don't know."
As far as the Jehovah's Witnesses are concerned, Joel Jahn is dead – even to members of his own family.
Earlier this year, Jahn, a wheat farmer in this town about 40 miles west of Spokane, learned he had been "disfellowshipped" for apostasy. While elders at the Davenport Kingdom Hall won't discuss why he was excommunicated, Jahn believes it was due to his outspokenness and for questioning the teachings of the Jehovah's Witnesses faith.
Many religions use various methods to ensure morality and keep their followers in line, but some – including the Jehovah's Witnesses – use the more formal practice of disfellowshipping, which entails kicking the "sinner" out to protect the rest of the congregation and shunning that person until he or she seeks repentance. Followers of the faith consider disfellowshipping a loving act, but Jahn and others who have been shunned say it's a method of control that not only uses fear and guilt, but also tears families apart.
"Disfellowshipping is religious abuse," he said. The Jehovah's Witnesses and other faiths will gather to share stories and support those experiencing confusion and pain. While Jahn has no desire to return to the religion that he was raised with, he still mourns the loss of his family. The presentation is titled "Mandatory Organizational Shunning or Christian Love?"
Several years ago, Joel Jahn started questioning aspects of his faith, including the interpretation of Scripture. He and his wife, Linda, another lifelong "publisher" – an active, baptized Witness – even expressed their concerns through letters to the Watchtower Society, the governing body of the Jehovah's Witnesses in New York. They continued to talk to relatives and other Witnesses about their own doubts, but they grew disillusioned and stopped attending the weekly meetings. This past year, Joel Jahn was especially critical of the Witnesses' policy on the reporting of suspected child abuse cases within the church.
"It has deeply saddened me that my religion protects pedophiles," he wrote in a letter published this summer in the Davenport Times.
Michael Graham, one of five elders at the Davenport Kingdom Hall, declined to divulge the exact reason for the disfellowshipping, only to note that Joel Jahn refused to participate in the judicial committee's meetings. "The shunning is his choice, not ours," said Graham, who was baptized a Witness in 1973. "He's the one who walked down this path with his eyes wide open."
Graham describes disfellowshipping as "an act of love for the sinners so they understand the errors of their ways" and "an act of mercy for the congregation."
The official Web site for the Jehovah's Witnesses explains this using a quote from 1 Corinthians: "Remove the wicked man from among yourselves." Every effort is made to help wrongdoers, the Web site states, but "the congregation needs to be protected" from those who refuse to follow the organization's rules.
Jehovah's Witnesses can be excommunicated and shunned for a number of reasons, explained Graham, who cited adultery, drunkenness, theft, fornication, observing Christmas and "speaking against the church and trying to turn members away." Witnesses who see a member of their faith disobey the rules are encouraged to report him or her to the church elders. The accused must then attend a private meeting with three elders who put him or her on trial. Only a few Witnesses have ever been disfellowshipped at the Davenport Kingdom Hall, a congregation of about 40 baptized members in a town of about 1,700.
"The key is not the sin itself," said Graham, who became an elder in 1988. "It's nonrepentance."
Since the disfellowshipping of Joel Jahn, his brother, Jory, and his sister-in-law, Andrea, won't have him in their home. They haven't said a word to him in more than three months. Even his own mother isn't allowed to talk to him, unless the topic is related to the family business.
Linda Jahn, who is still considered a member of the Witnesses, has also suffered. Her sisters and father, who live out of town, won't talk to her because she's married to a man they consider a sinner. Her mother calls her only when her dad isn't at home. Family members have tried to turn their college-age daughters against them.
"We're supposed to be dead in their eyes," said Linda Jahn, who's especially upset about the anguish all this has caused her mother. "Why can't we have the freedom to change our religion without losing our family?"
Others who have been excommunicated by the Jehovah's Witnesses have lost even more. When Richard Rawe of Soap Lake, Wash., was kicked out of the organization in 1975, he lost his entire livelihood. At the time, he lived in a community made up of a lot of Witnesses who stopped hiring him for painting and contracting work. He and his wife, Frances, were both accused of thievery and adultery, he said. They couldn't defend themselves when they were tried before the judicial committee.
"If the elders don't like you, you'd better leave town," Frances Rawe said.
Some former Jehovah's Witnesses also experience mental anguish after disfellowshipping, said Joel Jahn, because they truly believe they're going to hell. It took him four years of his own research and Bible study to undo years of "brainwashing," he said.
Joel and Linda Jahn haven't suffered financially or spiritually as a result of the shunning, but they're still angry about the slander that's been circulated about them. "Basically, if you disagree with the rules, you are evil," said Joel Jahn, who used to knock on doors to proselytize and pass out copies of Watchtower magazine.
"It's an abuse of power. Shunning is a big roadblock they can use against you."
While the whole disfellowshipping has been hard on Jahn's elderly mother, Andrea Jahn, his sister-in-law, said she was relieved when Joel Jahn was officially excommunicated. "I feel protected now," said Andrea Jahn, who was raised Catholic but became a Witness when she moved to Davenport 29 years ago after attending a number of different churches.
"We have beliefs that we know are in the Bible, but he caused you to doubt what you think," said Andrea Jahn. "When we had get-togethers, I really didn't want to be with him because of his attitude." While Witnesses are allowed to have doubts, they're encouraged to do research and confirm that their faith is "the true religion" by reading the Bible, she explained.
A spokesperson for the Watchtower Society did not return the newspaper's request for information about disfellowshipping, but the official Web site of the Jehovah's Witnesses states that the disfellowshipped "are always welcome to return to the faith if they reject the improper course of conduct for which they were disfellowshipped." They may even attend religious services, it states, and receive spiritual counsel from the elders.
If Joel Jahn were to call and ask for forgiveness, Graham said he would immediately talk to him. But unless that happens, he'll continue to ignore and even avoid him. "He did this to himself," Graham said.
Joel and Linda Jahn say they have no plans of ever returning to the Kingdom Hall or any gathering of Jehovah's Witnesses. It's nothing personal against the members, said Linda Jahn. "For the most part, they're good people with good hearts," she said. "They're just following rules because they think they're pleasing God."
The Jahns simply want a faith that can withstand doubt, one that encourages debate and conversation while pursuing a path of God. They continue to read and study the Bible, she said. They continue to pray.
"I now don't look to other men to lead me to God anymore," said Joel Jahn. "I question everything."
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Boing Boing: Awesomely weird Jehovah's Witness art
by DannyHaszard innew high ranking on web index well done page goodie graphics and cute commentary,they did quotes lawsuit 2 weeks ago.
click the link in link sub page when you get in.
boing boing: awesomely weird jehovah's witness art
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I'll place this here where yah'll can see it Profind Board that went down Sept 25th is now back up.Let the games begin..
Jehovah's Witnesses - The good and the bad sides of this faith
Profindsearch.com, UK - 21 minutes ago
On our old site (Profindpages) we set up a category on the message board to discuss the Ban placed on the Jehovah's Witnesses in Moscow, Russia. ... -
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Boing Boing: Awesomely weird Jehovah's Witness art
by DannyHaszard innew high ranking on web index well done page goodie graphics and cute commentary,they did quotes lawsuit 2 weeks ago.
click the link in link sub page when you get in.
boing boing: awesomely weird jehovah's witness art
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DannyHaszard
Dawn of the Dead and Armageddon via BoingBoing see what i mean
Danny sez's 'it's the Dawn of the Dubs"
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Boing Boing: Awesomely weird Jehovah's Witness art
by DannyHaszard innew high ranking on web index well done page goodie graphics and cute commentary,they did quotes lawsuit 2 weeks ago.
click the link in link sub page when you get in.
boing boing: awesomely weird jehovah's witness art
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NEW High ranking on web index well done page goodie graphics and cute commentary,they did quotes lawsuit 2 weeks ago.
Click the link in link sub page when you get in.
Boing Boing: Awesomely weird Jehovah's Witness art
Awesomely weird Jehovah's Witness art. Boing Boing reader Mike Pence from
kuro5hin.org says,. Mark's recent post about a Christian children's coloring book ...
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Ran out of Walkill, So we picketed Patterson
by Junction-Guy inwell when thursday morning arrived and we were told the news that the brooklyn picketing had been cancelled, we were upset and disappointed, but we decided to go on with a plan "b".
amanda,evelyn,sybil,and i decided to ride up to walkill ny and visit the watchtower farms and also patterson.
we drove up to walkill first and i must say that the size of this complex was enormous, and reminded me so much of a prison complex, they even had their own water tower.
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WWJD ? Does the Watchtower still own the opulent Stanley theater (Saddam's palace) in New York city?While their brothers in 3rd world countries exist in cradle to grave agony. Would Jesus preach in the Stanley theater? http://www.njcu.edu/programs/jchistory/Pages/S_Pages/Stanley_Theater.htm
Built in 1928 as a vaudeville and movie house, the Stanley Theater is a massive Gothic-style structure. The 4,300-seat amphitheater is second in size on the East Coast to Radio City Music Hall, which was built in 1932. Jacob Fabian of Paterson, noted for theater construction in New Jersey, commissioned Fred Wesley Wentworth of Wentworth and (Frederick J.) Vreeland to built the movie palace.
A glittering copper marquee spans the entrance, overhanging the solid brass doors. Over the marquee are three large arched windows. Building materials include marble from Italy, Vermont and Texas, limestone from Indiana, and granite from Maine to face the Corinthian columns.
The impressive interior has a three-story lobby adorned with columns, a broad center staircase with trompe l'oeil alabaster handrails and balusters, lamps, velvet drapes, and stained class windows of faux "Chartre Blue" in the foyer. Allegorical paintings by Hungarian muralist Willy Pagany adorn the ceiling and walls. The larger of two crystal chandeliers, suspended from the second floor, is from the
The Stanley Theater
Photo: P. Shalhoub
