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  A part of me

  by *Heather* in

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  my mother married a man that was a complete and utterly a-hole.

  he made life miserable, and i would say he made my life like living in hell (for 9 1/2 years).

  i don't know what his problem was, but i guess it was this darn religion and more.

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  WELCOME HEATHER
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  All I want is LOVE...

  by Think in

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  all i want is love ... it is wrong ?

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  WARNING!!!!
  

  
  
  Think, this is a Celine Dion free zone. LOL
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  Hello Everyone

  by FallenOne in

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  long time lerker, first time poster here :d for years i have been dissolutioned with being a jw.

  i stopped going 2 years ago.

  i got married to my wonder jw wife 1 year ago.

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  WELCOME
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  what will you be reincarnated as???

  by theinfamousone in

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  http://www.reincarnationstation.com/

  this is fun.... i did it, and im gonna be a lion... wooooooo lions rule... the infamous one

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  An elephant. My wife will be pleased. lol
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  Put a caption to the photo's . . . . .

  by nicolaou in

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  all taken from the 2003 convention at the millenium stadium in cardiff.

  the phrase "rattling about" comes to mind.

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  Man UTD regretted the decision to sell cup final tickets only to people born or living in Manchester.
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  Put a caption to the photo's . . . . .

  by nicolaou in

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  all taken from the 2003 convention at the millenium stadium in cardiff.

  the phrase "rattling about" comes to mind.

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  The crowd were a little confused when the attendance was announced as 42,864.
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  Hello everyone

  by JUG in

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  hello everybody i just discovered this site a few days ago and am now formaly introducing my self.

  i am 23 years old, i was born and raised in the truth, then about 2 1/2 ears ago i got discfellowshiped.

  i didn't know anything else besides the truth.

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  Hi jug, good to hear your story and thoughts.

  WELCOME.
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  littérateurs unite

  by Calliope in

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  okay, so first guy i fell in love with had read papillon and one hundred year of solitude.

  i was sold.

  the second guy i fell in love with... knew who kafka was.

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  Neverwhere by Niel Gaiman

  A fantastic read, a real 'hard to put down' kind of book.
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  howdy

  by Oroborus21 in

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  i know i'm not jwd's most popular participant but even i look at this place as a means of support sometimes.

  i just wanted to say that this morning my father died of a heart attack while in field service.. i am on my way to new mexico with my daughter.

  as some of you know i am df'd so you know how that goes when attending a jw funeral.

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  Sending lots of love through your time of sorrow <<<<<<Mark
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  Do you still believe?

  by Chimene in

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  2. beliefs

  i have found a lot of people no longer believe in god or jesus since leaving the organization.. im very shocked at this.

  if you dont believe, can you tell me what brought to that conclusion?.

  i was told to look at the thread that one of the members in this forum has created, they are very interesting, but i wanted to get a some feed back from different individuals.. thanks!

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  mark hughes

  When people choose to, or are forced to through disfellowshipping, leave the borg it tends to lead to dissection of the wtbts's teachings, predictions, rules and interpretations of the scriptures.

  This commonly leads people to look at other religions teachings and interpretations.

  To other people, myself included, it leads to investigations as to whether the bible is the word of God and if biblical accounts of historic events could have actually happened. There are various biblical accounts of events that quite simply don't add up. Take for example the flood. The gathering of all the animals, there being no archaeological proof of such an occurrence and the thought that we all must descend from Noah and his family doesn't explain why we have so many differing skin colours around the globe.

  This is just the one of the most obvious biblical fantasies that turned me to atheism.