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  Internet is right now mocking Memorial tract - hurry before taken down by BORG. Here is the link

  by BluePill2 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  remember the guys that started the shit storm with the deaf sign language video?

  the multiple funny versions at youtube?.

  this time they are mocking the tract (the guy that started this isn't even a ex-jw, but they are pretty good at taking down cults!).

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  HE-LAR-I-US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  Asher Allen - MN Vikings

  by elder-schmelder in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  asher allen, a defensive back who has played three seasons for the vikings and who just turned 24 years old, has abruptly retired.. vikings coach leslie frazier told reporters today that allen informed the team last week that he decided to call it quits.

  frazier described himself as very surprised by allens decision, and its impossible not to be surprised: nfl players just dont walk away from the game, by choice, at the age of 24.. .

  allen retired because he recently became one of jehovahs witnesses.

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  Yeah go figure. Hypocrits!

  If dude became a catholic preist they would be saying he joined a pedophile false religion...GTFOH!
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  North Korea - U.S - War ?

  by *lost* in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  things look to be hotting up here.

  scary.. what are the chances of it all kicking off ?.

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  Agree with terry

  Remember this time last year we were gearing up for war with Iran ;-)

  link
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  Asher Allen - MN Vikings

  by elder-schmelder in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  asher allen, a defensive back who has played three seasons for the vikings and who just turned 24 years old, has abruptly retired.. vikings coach leslie frazier told reporters today that allen informed the team last week that he decided to call it quits.

  frazier described himself as very surprised by allens decision, and its impossible not to be surprised: nfl players just dont walk away from the game, by choice, at the age of 24.. .

  allen retired because he recently became one of jehovahs witnesses.

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  OH SNAP dubs can read a newspaper article and commit all opf a sudden:

  Joshua Self-Trainer Liston · Waubonsee Community College
  very encouraging brother!
  Reply · 30 · Like · Follow Post · February 14 at 10:40am

  Ruby Rodriguez
  How cool ! Me and the hubby love watching the Vikings play. But love the fact that he said the ministry is his career now. I must repost LoL
  Reply · 20 · Like · February 14 at 12:02pm

  Jordan Timothy Ciaccio · Cologne, Minnesota
  What a stand-up guy! I'm going to check out that jw.org website right now.
  Reply · 22 · Like · Follow Post · February 15 at 1:14pm

  Aaron N Alana Bates · Works at Dynamic Electric Design
  www.jw.org is the official website of Jehovahs Witness.
  Reply · 17 · Like · Follow Post · February 15 at 9:05am

  Carolyn Gillen · Polson, Montana
  He's putting Jehovah first. Love it!
  Reply · 16 · Like · Follow Post · February 14 at 2:35pm

  Dianne Morstad · Minneapolis, Minnesota
  nice interview....very classy.
  Reply · 14 · Like · Follow Post · February 14 at 11:45am

  Victoria Riley · Follow · Works at Author at Tate Publishing
  He is a very nice guy- My family had dinner with he and his wife after the Memorial last year. Brittany is equally as classy!
  Reply · 17 · Like · February 14 at 1:41pm

  Lill Dorn · Washington, District of Columbia
  So happy for you brther...
  Reply · 13 · Like · Follow Post · February 14 at 9:40am

  Ashley Whitlock · Olney, Maryland
  Very encouraging brother! I'm certain Jehovah will bless you and your wife's efforts in putting him first
  Reply · 12 · Like · Follow Post · February 19 at 10:22pm

  Jana Kennedy
  Congratulations Brother! You couldn't have made a better choice. Reminds me of brother Moore in Tulsa, Oklahoma who made the same decision.
  Reply · 10 · Like · Follow Post · March 7 at 12:00pm

  Jacqueline Berry · Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  My thoughts exactly! I went back to pioneer school with Bro. Levi Moore a few years back. He and his wife Michelle are in the circuit work.

  Brother Allen, I hope you and your wife continue in your successful career of the full time service!! Thank you for your encouraging example!
  Reply · 5 · Like · March 7 at 1:17pm

  Michael-Brayli Çostello · Follow
  This is SO encouraging. What a way to take a stand for God!
  Reply · 10 · Like · Follow Post · February 15 at 12:42am

  Galanna Marie Thomas-Harris · Follow · OWNER/SPICE DEVELOPER at Kamoneyas Sugar And Spice Pure Home Made Gourmet Seasonings
  MAY JEHOVAH BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY, THIS IS SO ENCOURAGING TO ALL OF YOUR BROTHER & SISTERS AROUND THE WORLD! JEHOVAH WILL ALWAYS PROVIDE...
  Reply · 8 · Like · Follow Post · February 26 at 4:57pm

  Bonnie Perkins · Follow · Akron, Ohio
  May Jehovah continue to bless your family and your ministry.
  Reply · 7 · Like · Follow Post · February 25 at 10:16am

  William Wade · Washington, District of Columbia
  My Brother! May Jehovah bless you and your familys efforts!
  Reply · 7 · Like · Follow Post · February 20 at 11:51am

  Senior Davis · Apprentice Diesel Mechanic at Port Aggregates
  awesome!
  Reply · 6 · Like · Follow Post · February 25 at 7:02pm

  Diana Reed Hagberg
  Wonderful testament to our loving God, Jehovah. Blessings will be yours as you put him first to do his will.
  Reply · 6 · Like · Follow Post · February 21 at 9:46am

  Vera Williams · Davenport University
  I find it interesting that some would recommend articles written by apostates. Really, if you had been alive in the 1st century and you would have had questions about Jesus teachings, wouldn't you have gone to Jesus or one of his faithful apostles for answers? Surely you wouldn't have gone to Judas Iscariot, because he was a traitor.

  Why then would someone want to go to a traitor to learn about Jehovah's Witnesses?
  Reply · 5 · Like · Follow Post · March 6 at 11:40pm

  Tony Kirk Labon · Follow
  This is very commendable and encouraging. Putting Jehovah God first is of the utmost importance. He does care for those who put trust in him. Keep up the good work.
  Reply · 4 · Like · Follow Post · March 22 at 12:11am

  Greg Jensen · Top Commenter · YCP
  Great story. This is what athletes should strive to be. Professional through and through. I don't care how good you are at the game, if you are as upstanding as this young man, you'll ALWAYS have my respect. Much love.
  Reply · 6 · Like · Follow Post · February 14 at 11:42pm

  Tim Opp · Top Commenter · New Braunfels, Texas
  Go with God.
  Reply · 6 · Like · Follow Post · February 14 at 12:11pm

  Clau Paredes Vera · Top Commenter
  ES una decisión que jamás mi hermano querido te arrepentirás bendiciones desde la distancia soy de chile y muchos hermanos están simplificando su vida ya que, este sistema tiene los minutos contados CONGRATULATIONS!
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  Asher Allen - MN Vikings

  by elder-schmelder in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  asher allen, a defensive back who has played three seasons for the vikings and who just turned 24 years old, has abruptly retired.. vikings coach leslie frazier told reporters today that allen informed the team last week that he decided to call it quits.

  frazier described himself as very surprised by allens decision, and its impossible not to be surprised: nfl players just dont walk away from the game, by choice, at the age of 24.. .

  allen retired because he recently became one of jehovahs witnesses.

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  Article link

  

  Former Minnesota Viking Asher Allen plenty busy with ministry, dairy council
  By Bob Sansevere
  [email protected]
  Posted: 02/13/2013 12:01:00 AM CST
  Updated: 02/13/2013 07:09:54 PM CST

  Former Minnesota Viking Asher Allen is shown watching drills during training camp in Mankato on Monday, August 3, 2009. (Pioneer Press: Chris Polydoroff)
  Questions with Bob ...

  Asher Allen had been a decent cornerback for the Vikings when he retired unexpectedly in May 2012. He had suffered a couple of concussions, but he was only 24 years old and walked away from a $615,000 salary.

  The Vikings moved on without him and thoughts of Allen faded -- until last week. He resurfaced in a blurb from the Midwest Dairy Association, for whom he writes a blog. He also has some interesting factoids about his life on the group's web site: "I am currently volunteering my time as a full-time minister of Jehovah's Witnesses. I have always enjoyed eating healthy and exercising. I love fishing, reading, cooking, golf and photography, and what's best is spending time with my wife, Brittany, in all those activities."

  I checked in with Allen recently.

  BS: What have you been doing since you retired from football?

  AA: We've been doing the blog and when I was playing I was doing a lot with the Dairy Council, such as speaking engagements and things like that. I kept that going and came out with an idea of doing a blog, writing about my passion for food and exercise. My wife and I are sharing in volunteer ministry work in the Chanhassen area.

  BS: Do you miss football?

  AA: Yeah. That's natural to say. You miss something you did for 16 years. It was fun watching this season. I've seen it from a different angle.

  BS: Was it tough leaving a $615,000 salary for the 2012 season on

  the table?
  AA: For my wife and I, it was a decision we came to. God tells us he'll provide all the things we need when we put him first in our lives. We've definitely seen it in our lives. We had that feeling inside we wanted to do more. Being able to leave at that time was best for us.

  BS: Did you retire because of concussions?

  AA: It was part of the equation. I try not to make that the theme of why I left. I was 24 years old and getting out of bed a little differently. We wanted the quality of our lives. I wanted to have a body where I could do more. When I played the game I did it for the love of the game and for fans and the community. We wanted to give back to the community in a different way. We study the Bible with people and decided for our love of God and love of neighbors we wanted to give back to neighbors.

  BS: How did you get involved with the Midwest Dairy Association?

  AA: I always was in the Vikings' kitchen talking with chefs for the team. I'd get recipes for them. They knew I had a love for food. The team already had communication with the Midwest Dairy Association. They thought it was a good fit. I've been doing it for the last four years.

  BS: I noticed in your biography you're a Jehovah's Witness. While you're visiting with people, have you been recognized as a former Viking?

  AA: You know what? If I walked around with (jersey number) 21 on my chest, they probably would. People look at me and say, "You don't play football. You're too small."

  BS: Do you use your former status as a football player to your advantage?

  AA: No, I don't. When we go door to door we try to emulate the example of Jesus Christ. We focus on the kingdom of God and that's what we try to concentrate on.

  BS: Do you still follow the Vikings?

  AA: Oh, man, yes. I'm still in contact with a lot of my teammates and coach (Leslie) Frazier. I have a lot of respect for the Vikings' organization. That is really a class organization.

  BS: Is the door completely shut on playing football again?

  AA: You know what? My wife and I chose to make our ministry our career. I would say it would be something I'd never turn to.
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  What I take from the Watchtower's cunning efforts to keep us away from God and his message the gospel.

  by Fernando in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  from my experience, by telling us ordinary folk jesus is not our mediator, the watchtower keeps us from a personal relationship with god.

  misdirection.. similarly by keeping us away from god's message, the unabridged gospel, the watchtower keeps us blind, ignorant, subservient, passive, docile and captive.

  suppression.. because there is a conflict between our "authentic self" and "cult self" mental distress or "cognitive dissonance" arises.

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  very concise
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  So...why is taking blood essentially viewed as unforgivable by the WT?

  by sd-7 in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  been hearing about this 'grey's anatomy' episode, and while i didn't see it, it brought up a question i wanted to throw out there, albeit a long-winded one, as is my usual nature.. the fact that people would rather die than take blood, as if...if they take it, they're doomed for sure to not make the new system--it doesn't make sense to me.

  people both in the organization and the bible stories are forgiven for heinous crimes, murder, adultery, child sacrifice, everything up to and including denying jesus altogether.

  (let's not forget child molestation and rape, apparently...) so why does it seem like this one act is presented to jws as one that's never to be forgiven?.

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  I always wondered about that myself.

  The so called 'command' was to abstain from blood and things sacrificed to idols and fornication! As we know people fornicate all the time but it was not the life and death consequence that blood transfusions took on?!?
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  Seeking Gary Beard, formerly of Fort Worth

  by gmcotten in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i live in abilene, texas, and i am seeking information on gary beard, formerly of fort worth, who spent time at bethel along with his sister and brother-in-law, pat and doug summers.

  i believe pat and doug own summers properties in decatur, texas.

  anyone knowing how i might contact gary beard cn email me at [email protected] ... thanks!.

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  darth frosty

  WOW talk about a helluva 1st post!!! 2 hours and your search is solved!
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  Anyone have a record of lies told by the WT.

  by jam in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  example, in print (may 22, 1969 wt, you will never die).. bold face lies, to show that this organization have been lying.

  out of their rear since day one.

  be denied.

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  Not enought HD space you will need like a yottabyte size HD!

  Thats for your hardcore nerds ;-)
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  NLP, Subliminal Messages and the WT Writing Department

  by 00DAD in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  a few years ago i became interested in the subject of neuro-linguistic programming (nlp).

  while the core concepts of nlp have been largely discredited as new-age pseudo-science, there is no doubt that there is at least some validity to the idea.

  words and images remain the key way we communicate.

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  Coupla deep conversations on this subject:

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  LINK

  I do believe they use NLP

  Lifeistooshorts experience with hypnotism