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  What happened to Damselfly?

  by daystar in

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  i was going back through some old posts of mine and noted that i'd not seen dams here in a while, not since jan. - http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/128252/2270114/post.ashx#2270114.

  anyone know how she's doing?.

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  daystar

  I was going back through some old posts of mine and noted that I'd not seen Dams here in a while, not since Jan. - http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/128252/2270114/post.ashx#2270114

  Anyone know how she's doing?
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  "Watchtower" is a term from witchcraft NOT Scripture

  by FuzzyPaul in

  1. watchtower
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  has anyone else ever noticed that there is no watchtower in scripture as part of any particular teaching but there is prominent use of watchtower in dungeons and dragons type games and forms of witchcraft including spells involving watchtower?

  see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/watchtower_%28magic%29.

  and msn search for watchtower alone & with magic spell or occult or witchcraft.. ct russell was a 33rd degree freemason ( illuminati) nutcase who read books by guys that measured the lengths of the halls in pyramids to foretell the future by.

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  Noob Here . . go easy on me

  by Locutus of Borg in

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  hi folks.

  been a lurker since the h2o days.

  posted once or twice under another usename but i forgot it .

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  daystar

  Welcome to the group!!

  (I will never forget that scene in Invasion of the Body Snatchers!)
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  "Watchtower" is a term from witchcraft NOT Scripture

  by FuzzyPaul in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone else ever noticed that there is no watchtower in scripture as part of any particular teaching but there is prominent use of watchtower in dungeons and dragons type games and forms of witchcraft including spells involving watchtower?

  see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/watchtower_%28magic%29.

  and msn search for watchtower alone & with magic spell or occult or witchcraft.. ct russell was a 33rd degree freemason ( illuminati) nutcase who read books by guys that measured the lengths of the halls in pyramids to foretell the future by.

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  daystar

  You said this,"The crux of the matter, in my mind, is that just because someone uses symbols, terminology, etc. most frequently associated with a certain group, does not automatically make that person a member of that group." You are entitled to your opinion,as I am entitled to mine.That is the nice thing about freedom of speech!

  So, what you're saying is that your opinion is that if a person uses symbols, terminology, etc., associated with a certain group, that that person must be a member of that group?

  Is this what you are saying?
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  "Watchtower" is a term from witchcraft NOT Scripture

  by FuzzyPaul in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone else ever noticed that there is no watchtower in scripture as part of any particular teaching but there is prominent use of watchtower in dungeons and dragons type games and forms of witchcraft including spells involving watchtower?

  see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/watchtower_%28magic%29.

  and msn search for watchtower alone & with magic spell or occult or witchcraft.. ct russell was a 33rd degree freemason ( illuminati) nutcase who read books by guys that measured the lengths of the halls in pyramids to foretell the future by.

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  http://www.thelemicknights.org/

  http://knightstemplar-oto.org/content/index.html

  http://www.templarhistory.com/

  http://knightstemplar.org/

  The crux of the matter, in my mind, is that just because someone uses symbols, terminology, etc. most frequently associated with a certain group, does not automatically make that person a member of that group.
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  "Watchtower" is a term from witchcraft NOT Scripture

  by FuzzyPaul in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone else ever noticed that there is no watchtower in scripture as part of any particular teaching but there is prominent use of watchtower in dungeons and dragons type games and forms of witchcraft including spells involving watchtower?

  see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/watchtower_%28magic%29.

  and msn search for watchtower alone & with magic spell or occult or witchcraft.. ct russell was a 33rd degree freemason ( illuminati) nutcase who read books by guys that measured the lengths of the halls in pyramids to foretell the future by.

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  The name jehovah i sa very powerful word in some occultic realms and to them t means in fact satan.

  Again, you have little, if any, experience with such things. I do. YHVH in no way = Satan in occult circles. You know not of what you speak. And, they don't use "Jehovah" anyway, but YHVH.

  Hmm... did you know that Jesus is also a very powerful entity in many, if not most, occult circles? The mystery of sacrifice and redemption... The solar-phallic energy associated with Christ resides squarely in the middle of the Tree of Life, a tool an enormous majority of western occultists use. So, because occult circles use Jesus in their rituals, how does that make you feel? Does that invalidate the power of the Christ? I suspect not.

  See the little oval in the middle near the top? Look what is inside of it. Pretty cool!
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  "Watchtower" is a term from witchcraft NOT Scripture

  by FuzzyPaul in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone else ever noticed that there is no watchtower in scripture as part of any particular teaching but there is prominent use of watchtower in dungeons and dragons type games and forms of witchcraft including spells involving watchtower?

  see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/watchtower_%28magic%29.

  and msn search for watchtower alone & with magic spell or occult or witchcraft.. ct russell was a 33rd degree freemason ( illuminati) nutcase who read books by guys that measured the lengths of the halls in pyramids to foretell the future by.

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  http://www.cyberhymnal.org/htm/p/y/pyjehova.htm

  Praise ye Jehovah! praise the Lord most holy,
  Who cheers the contrite, girds with strength the weak!
  Praise Him Who will with glory crown the lowly,
  And with salvation beautify the meek.

  Praise ye Jehovah! for His lovingkindness,
  And all the tender mercy He hath shown;
  Praise Him Who pardons all our sin and blindness,
  And calls us sons, and takes us for His own.

  Praise ye Jehovah! source of all our blessings:
  Before His gifts earth’s richest boons wax dim;
  Resting in Him, His peace and joy possessing,
  All things are ours, for we have all in Him.

  Praise ye the Father! God, the Lord, Who gave us,
  With full and perfect love, His only Son;
  Praise ye the Son! Who died Himself to save us;
  Praise ye the Spirit! praise the Three in One!
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  "Watchtower" is a term from witchcraft NOT Scripture

  by FuzzyPaul in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone else ever noticed that there is no watchtower in scripture as part of any particular teaching but there is prominent use of watchtower in dungeons and dragons type games and forms of witchcraft including spells involving watchtower?

  see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/watchtower_%28magic%29.

  and msn search for watchtower alone & with magic spell or occult or witchcraft.. ct russell was a 33rd degree freemason ( illuminati) nutcase who read books by guys that measured the lengths of the halls in pyramids to foretell the future by.

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  Isn't it strangelycoincidental how the JW's and Masons praise the same god!!

  Hm, not particularly. Christians and Jews praise the same god, just not normally by a proper name. This is a stretch. Neither the Masons nor the JWs are unique in praising Jehovah. You've been brainwashed by the JWs for so long believing that they did, but they don't.

  The tetragrammaton has been found in art in Catholic churches, for example.
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  Let's look at the Main page on the WTS official site - [puke alert]

  by AK - Jeff in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  http://www.watchtower.org/.

  bottom of the page asks this question;.

  have you ever wondered .

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  daystar

  Do they believe that they are the only ones who will be saved?

  Notice how that question is phrased so that they may answer in a way that is not as controversial as how they would answer this:

  "Do Jehovah's Witnesses believe that only people who are Jehovah's Witnesses at Armageddon will survive Armageddon?"

  The answer to that would have to be Yes. And that is what the original phrasing really is asking, but note how they manipulate it so that technically they can answer "No" to it.

  Sneaky snakes...
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  The chronicles of Narnia and Harry Potter

  by uuus2b1 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  last year, i bought a few movies for my 16 year old niece when i went on vacation, among them was the movie "the chronicles of narnia (the lion, the witch and the wardrobe).

  a few days later my brother called and said that he would like if i came by to pick up the movie as they would not allow their daughter to watch that movie.

  (my brother is an elder) when i went to his house the movie was left virtually the same place that i had left it.

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  If they don't have a problem with the LOTR, they may be interested to know that Tolkien and C.S. Lewis were close friends. In fact, it was Tolkien who converted C.S. Lewis to Christianity.

  Both authors' books are quite Christian in tone and message. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._S._Lewis