back in 2003/4 when i was living in truth or consequences, new mexico there was this sister and her non witness husband that moved into our area.
it was plain to see that the sister was suffering from serious mental problems.
she was a very nice lady, but was unstable a lot of the time.
I'm so sorry and makes me hate that org and their clergy class even more (the evil ones, not the innocent elders out there). There has to be a God that will rectify and help the innocent and pay back the evil to the JW org.
Great songs --- James Taylor my fav and good pick.
so every now and again i can stomach a 5min watch.
that is my limit though!
i am amazed (but then again perhaps not) that the masses these guys preach too are so taken in with the theatrics.
Joel Osteen is a good motivational speaker --- I can stomach him once in awhile.
What about the xtian radio stations --- the ministers w/doctorates are interesting and have located their station when driving few X's. Even heard Joyce Meyers/Dr. Stanley advertise their schedules. Christ did promise a better life (a life more abundant) to those who follow/exercise belief in him.
Good topic, LouBelle.
Spagos (Wolfgang Puck).
i've been in the vale of deep shadows, but am feeling more and more like myself.. i'm grateful to my doctors and modern medicine.. sylvia.
and I'm happy you're back!
you get ya wife back.
ya car back.
ya job back.
CUTE! Have never heard before.
read this on the internet today:.
"within jungian psychology there is a concept known as the shadow.
most of us encounter our own shadows in the form of projection.
Great topic/so true.
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I hated those DA's at Dodger Stadium other than seeing the apostates w/signs and holding up a magazine yelling "Asleep". It was all new to me, child and tag along friend and we were rolling. What a stupid religion expecting people to sit out and bake in the sun. Hum, now I know why I have basil skin cancer areas (whatever it's called). Cult should be sued.
We'd get up in the wee hrs. to get ready and race down there never able to get a decent seat and people were so rude and nasty.
post 51 of 52. since 3/27/2009.
google_ad_section_start i can't verify the authenticity of this information as i have not personally attended.
however this is what is posted on another site.. friday:.
Confused --- is there a new version being launched?
http://richarddawkins.net/articles/645958-why-i-want-all-our-children-to-read-the-king-james-bible.
Ziddy --- PM's ya.
LV101
my undisputed hero of the bible is known by several names, depending on who you talk to...devil, satan, lucifer, etc.. read it, and you'll find that he was the only one who really stood up for you.. he asserted that you could make decisions for yourself...and told you the very real truth that, just because the piece of meat in your chest stops thumping, you positively do not 'die'.. he was your hero.
he stood up to a daddy-maniac and said, 'just because you made us doesnt mean you have the right to tell us what to do.
i thought we were free?'.
Maybe the Jews fabricated some/most of this account -- after all women were dispicable creatures and they divorced them for a better model whenever the mood struck so a wife/mother dying was no big deal.
Personally, I know individuals who would prefer their siblings disappearance/death to grab all the inheritance. Parents (know of two cases in last couple of yrs.) who sign everything over to their children (let's say they're dying of cancer) and survive becomes a horror story trying to seize back any assets for their livelihood. The bro's attitude is normal --- of course, there are many who are not like this. Ask probate lawyers how family love works when it involves money and you won't believe what you hear. Thought it was only my deranged family.
Wish I had time to read all this --- love New Chapter's idea and, Tec, appreciate your faith.
BTW --- New Chapter, something was going on about atheism but I enjoy reading all your viewpoints and science/anthro notes.
LV101
