Welcome back. Glad to see you agin.
BizzyBee
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I AM BACK AFTER A LONG ABSENCE,
by orangefatcat1951 inhi eveyone, it has been a longtime since i have stopped in to catch up on news and see how things have change.
for those of you who don't know me i have been on and off the board for 11 years.
i have over 3,500 posts under the name orangefatcat, in the members list.
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Why do Jehovah's Witnesses keep track of field service hours?
by Faithful Witness ini understand that they claim to have the responsibility to preach to every corner of the earth, so they can encourage armageddon to come quickly.
(matthew 24:14 "and this good news of the kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come.
what rationale do they have, for keeping track of their hours and literature placements?
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BizzyBee
I get the sense that Mssr. "Stands For Pure Worship" actually stands outside of the Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. I get a real sense of apartness - that SFPW is on the outside looking in - not a true participant in the daily life of the congregation but a JW wannabe. He/she idealizes the motives and the objectives of the WTS organization, but does not truly share in the efforts to realize those goals. He/she does not reveal any genuine involvement - only philosophical observations about the JW's, but not from a personal perspective. What I guess you'd call a hypocrite.
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Why do Jehovah's Witnesses keep track of field service hours?
by Faithful Witness ini understand that they claim to have the responsibility to preach to every corner of the earth, so they can encourage armageddon to come quickly.
(matthew 24:14 "and this good news of the kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come.
what rationale do they have, for keeping track of their hours and literature placements?
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BizzyBee
How many hours did you report last month, SFPW?
BTW,
Jesus rebuked him and set an example for us saying, "Man must live, not on bread alone, but on every utterance coming forth through Jehovah’s mouth."
Jesus never used the word "Jehovah." Ever.
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A Friends Suicide
by KariOtt ini had a wonderful time at an undisclosed location, having lunch with nonjwspouse yesterday.
we shared in the conversation.
nonjwspouse is a truely wonderful person.
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BizzyBee
Yet again proving the axiom of survival of the fittest. There is only so much that other humans can do to save the self-destructive from themselves.
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Tea
by Hortensia ini was raised on lipton tea.
my mother saw tea as the solution for everything.
no matter what the problem, she'd suggest a cup of tea.
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BizzyBee
Just so it's not tied to your tri-cornered hat, sir.
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Tea
by Hortensia ini was raised on lipton tea.
my mother saw tea as the solution for everything.
no matter what the problem, she'd suggest a cup of tea.
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BizzyBee
Love tea. It is now my morning drink of choice since my doctor told me to cut out caffeine.
I occaisonally drink decaffeinated coffee (black) but mostly decaffienated green and Earl Grey. Right now having cinnamon herb tea - always a cup at bedtime.
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The craziest Obamacare ads you will ever see
by moomanchu inyour tax money being used by b.o.
(he stinks).
reminds me of saturday night live.. .
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BizzyBee
Gee, sir82, so like my auto insurance premiums pay for other people's accidents?
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Introduction
by Pyramid God ini'm somewhat new here, even though i've posted a few times, so i decided it was time i properly introduced myself.
i've been lurking for several months.... .
i was born into the jw and served for 21 years.
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BizzyBee
Welcome and congratulations, PG.
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How do you feel about Common Core education?
by nonjwspouse inespecially if you are a teacher, how did you learn about it to begin with?
was there a common core rep doing a slick presentation?.
how do those of you with kids on school feel about, among others, things such as the deemphasis on the great works of literature ?.
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BizzyBee
Throughout this thread, NJWS, your posts have typically been along these lines:
As I said once before it is an intiativ to take the school controlsaway from the states, and centeraliz it in the federal governemt. Does this not scare you? Who else in history have wanted to centeralize education in order to help control the public?
Your writing is nearly indecipherable. You have used the word "slick" six times in describing Common Core presentations, which indicates a lack of original thinking and a parroting of RW talking points. These are not the expressions of someone with a higher education. And I do not buy the "worn-off letters on your computer" excuse. Horsefeathers. This is beyond the occasional typo.
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How do you feel about Common Core education?
by nonjwspouse inespecially if you are a teacher, how did you learn about it to begin with?
was there a common core rep doing a slick presentation?.
how do those of you with kids on school feel about, among others, things such as the deemphasis on the great works of literature ?.
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BizzyBee
You clearly are an educated individual.
Perhaps, and I say this with a great deal of objectivity. I had always held those with MBA's in awe - until I worked with one - and she was one of the most ignorant people with whom I've ever had to work. Whenever I needed (the most basic) info from her, in order to do my job, she would say, "I'm confused." And she was. I had to spell it out like I was talking to a child.
To be sure, an "accredited MBA" means you've never had to set foot in a classroom - it's on-line.
