JW's exercise their freedom, but they forget the cost of freedom!
Posts by cosmo
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Email RCVD from JW re: Court Ruling
by Reborn2002 inthis evening, i received the following email unsolicited from a jehovah's witness who mass mailed me this garbage.. .
subject: contempt for the flag?.
the next time some jehovah's witnesses interrupt your dinner, you might consider thanking them.
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Who shuns you?
by Dawn inafter reading a number of posts it sounds like most of you have been shunned even by your immediate family members (parents, brothers, sisters)after you were df'd.. i am shunned by my sister-in-law - but she's it out of the entire family.
my uncle, brothers, mother, and father (an elder before he passed away) all continued to associate with me - we even go out to dinners together.. so here's my question - is my family the minority?
i thought that only non-family members had to shun you but family was ok as long as they don't discuss spiritual issues.
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cosmo
I'm amazed at what the JW's do to their families. Fortunately I saw the light when I was studying and stopped cold. It seems like the JW's are like a fraternity. If you don't pay your monthly dues, you can't come to the parties. My wife was shunned by her friends when she got engaged to me. In fact, the elders at my families tried to get my family not to come to my wedding (they didn't succeed). It was the Colima Congregation, Whittier California. So far I've got even with a couple of them including the PO James Villanueva who was DF'd for committing adultery. I hacked his email system and found out about his little side action (Monica Wilson) then emailed it to people in that congregation.
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Clean organization???Yeah, right!!!
by coffee_black ini am sure we all know stories that illustrate the hypocricy in the borg.
the reality is a very different picture than the one they like to portray.
care to share a story?.
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cosmo
The P.O. at the Colima cong, Whittier CA USA was found to have been having an affair with a MS's wife. The only way they found out? I hacked his email and found the proof and sent it along to the "right" people. "right" meaning not the "wise men" of the bunch. They all knew what was going on but they covered it up because it was their grand wizard. Not until I slapped all of them with the "truth" did they take action.
Religion doesn't hurt people, religious fanatics do!
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How Big is Your Hard Drive?
by teenyuck inthis is serious...i know many of you are serious computer intells...i am a comp user who knows how to set it up and run programs..that is about it.... i am looking to buy a new comp...soon...i have a 400 mhz, pentium ii...it locks up, gets fatal errors and simply will not do many things that newer comps can...it is 4 years old.
my question...what type of computer size is best?
80 gig hard drive, 512 ddr sdram, 1.8 speed?
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cosmo
Can you say SCSI!
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Carbon dating isn't reliable?
by KJV ini was talking to a relative the other night who told me that pbs had a program on tv some weeks back, and they interviewed many reputable scientist who said that carbon dating doesn't work.
has anybody heard about this?
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cosmo
Don't scientist also use oxygen dating?
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ONE MORE STEP AWAY FOR MY WIFE
by Yerusalyim inshe came home from work yesterday with a halloween costume, for herself.
just one more step away from the borg for my wife.
oh, it was a tiger lady outfit.
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cosmo
Lipstick and Leather. Now that's a costume!!!!!!!!
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A letter I received from a JW
by Novus inthis is a letter i received from a jw, sent anonymously.
it was hand-written in red ink, and i have little doubt that had the composer a supply of blood handy, he or she would have written using that.. this was received in response to a very compassionate letter my wife and i sent to our former friends and family, telling them of our reasons for leaving the organization.. the attitude expressed here is typical of the treatment we have received since leaving the wtbts.
(i am roundly blamed for my wife leaving the org, since she was considered to be "strong in the truth", whereas i was always a nominal witness at best.).
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cosmo
Sticks and Stones!
My fraternity is older than your corporation, I mean, organization.
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WELL WORTH READING: JW's + 144,000
by stevieb1 infound this material on an yahoo egroups site on greek theology on which quite a number of witness apologists contribute.
there is quite a bit of interesting stuff on here, but here is a worthwhile comment made on the 144,000 as they relate to the "fds class" and jw's since 1879. establishes from purely mathematical point of view that the 144,000 cannot be a literal but figurative.
quote:.
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cosmo
I'm sorry if I'm not up to speed with the way JW's think, but can someone explain why Jesus needs anyone else to help him govern?
My fraternity is older than the WT corporation, I mean, organization.
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Ridiculous trips to the 'back room'
by Esmeralda inthe posts in the elders meeting thread got me thinking about this, so i've spun it off for into another thread.. were you ever 'counseled' because "some" in the congregation were disturbed by things you said/did/listened to/watched?.
here is just some of the stupid stuff that the elders brought me in on.
though they were usually handled through shepherding calls, not in the back room at the kh.. 1: because i decided to change my first and middle names.
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cosmo
Not ever being a JW but knowing about their practices, I always found it fascinating how "God" was using these "elders" (what is an elder in definition by the way) to pass out judgements. My fiance at the time got marked while my friends sister-in-law committed adultery and only got publicly reproved. What gives?
My fraternity is older than your corporation, I mean organization.