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  How do you know Satan didn't write the Bible?

  by seattleniceguy in

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  the standard christian story on the bible is that god wrote it to let us humans know what's going on, lay down some rules, and tell us how to get saved from our pitiful state.

  as everyone knows, i don't buy any portion of this.

  but i have a question for the believers.

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  Also, most board moderators consider bumping long-dead threads as spamming or abuse.

  
  
  

  Well , follow your advice then!!!!

  Why are you bumping this thread if it is spamming and abuse?
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  How do you know Satan didn't write the Bible?

  by seattleniceguy in

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  the standard christian story on the bible is that god wrote it to let us humans know what's going on, lay down some rules, and tell us how to get saved from our pitiful state.

  as everyone knows, i don't buy any portion of this.

  but i have a question for the believers.

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  Maybe ya know cause Satan has his own bible, why would he be foolish and take credit for Gods work and be perished by GOD any sooner than he will be perished.
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  A question for those with faith

  by sass_my_frass in

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  so, why do bad things happen to good people?

  is god so great that it doesn't care?

  no jw replies please, i've already puked this week.

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  So, why do bad things happen to good people?

  God is here for us if we continue to ask for his help in prayer.

  And he does not answer all our prayers but keep on asking any way!

  Is God so great that It doesn't care?

  Well sry but God does give conditional help.

  Ya may not like that, but what is the alternative?
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  Another reason the WTS doesn't want JWs on the net?

  by Lady Lee in

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  we all pretty well understand that the wts tells jws that bing on the internet is dangerous to their spiritual standing because people on the net are controlled by satan

  but... maybe there is a second reason.we also know that the wts believes if people read the wt literature they will come to the wrong conclusions.

  people require someone to sit with them and read every paragraph of a wt book to make sure they understand the book in the right way.we know the website for the wts is pretty sanitized so people don't run off too quicklywe know there is no place on the wts' website for discussion.

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  OMG

  What will ya come up with next!!!!!!
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  TomKat: my gut feelings are getting stronger

  by Lady Lee in

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  ok i don't bother much about celebrities and all this craziness about couples getting together and breaking up is more than likely media blown out of proportion but..... tom cruise and katie holmes .... something here really doesn't feel right to me.. we have older man vs young woman.

  clearly a man who has no problem making a spectacle of himself - jumping on the furniture on international tv - she seemed rather shy and subdued.

  a man who has no problem voicing his religious beliefs as if he and he alone has the ultimate truth of matters - she not so experienced so follows his beliefs (according to the media).

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  ladylee . your just jealous of them.
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  "Hemophiliacs are like vampires!"

  by rebel8 in

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  2. medical

  as i have talked about before, i have a serious bleeding disorder, not hemophilia though.

  back in the dark ages of the '70s, the medical term used was "pseudo-hemophilia".

  because i did not get appropriate medical care (thanks to the wts), i spent many hours during meetings sitting in the smelly ladies room at the kh trying to control my nosebleeds.

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  Scully, what are you afraid of ? ============================= Rebel Von Willebrand's disease is the most common bleeding disorder. Von Willebrand's affects women and men alike. The Center for Disease Control estimates that between 1% and 3% of the population of the United State is affected by von Willebrand's disease. The von Willebrand's factor is the factor of the blood system that protects factor VIII, ( the clotting factor). When people are deficient or missing the von Willebrand's factor, factor VIII can weaken and cannot perform its job of clotting blood. This means that when a person bleeds, they bleed longer because the factor VIII is not working properly.
  Von Willebrand's disease was discovered in 1925 by Erik von Willebrand's, who described a new type of bleeding disorder in the inhabitants of the Aland Islands. This bleeding disorder affected both men and women. The symptoms were usually mild bleeding from the nose, mouth and intestinal tract. Bruising (bleeding into the skin) is the most common problem with von Willebrand's patients, rather than bleeding into the joints and muscles that is associated with hemophilia patients. Vascular or pseudo hemophilia are older terms associated with von Willebrand's disease.
  With laboratory tests, von Willebrand's observed that his patients had an abnormality in blood platelet function. Platelets are "tiny plate-like" cell fragments that help to seal off injured blood vessels by forming aggregates or glue-like cellular plugs. Years later, it was observed that some patients with von Willebrand's disease also had low levels of factor VIII. We now know that their platelets don't behave normally because their plasma lacks von Willebrand's factor. Besides causing the platelets to adhere to damaged blood vessels, von Willebrand's factor serves as a carrier protein for plasma factor VIII. If a person lacks the carrier protein (von Willebrand's factor), factor VIII may be reduced. Together these two proteins are called the "factor VIII molecular complex" and the individual components are important to blood clotting (factor VIII) and platelet adhesion (von Willebrand's factor)
  Symptoms of bleeding disorders are: recurrent nosebleeds; easy bruising; heavy or prolonged menstrual flow; bleeding from the digestive tract or urinary tract; unusual bleeding from the mouth or gums. With severe forms of bleeding disorders; bleeding into joints, muscles and even the brain can occur. Bleeding can happen after a surgical procedure, and invasive dental procedure or an injury. It can also be spontaneous and can occur with no apparent cause.
  If you suspect that you have a bleeding disorder, you should consult with your doctor. Your doctor will refer you to a hematologist who has the expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of bleeding disorders.
  
  I still say vitamin a treatment will help when the bleeding occurs. In addition to your current treatment.
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  "Hemophiliacs are like vampires!"

  by rebel8 in

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  2. medical

  as i have talked about before, i have a serious bleeding disorder, not hemophilia though.

  back in the dark ages of the '70s, the medical term used was "pseudo-hemophilia".

  because i did not get appropriate medical care (thanks to the wts), i spent many hours during meetings sitting in the smelly ladies room at the kh trying to control my nosebleeds.

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  Scully,

  What do you put on the infants umbilical cord to have it fall off , infection free?
  
  
  If a doctor tell you there is no cure for pneumonia if the regular course of antibiotics don't work, would you then concede to dying or try something known to cure pnuemonia you have not yet tried?
  
  
  If you had an unsightly mole and you had no money to pay for an expensive removal treatment , what would you do, live with the mole , or try something known to work?
  
  
  P.s. I know the cures, do you?
  
  
  And many more!!!!!!!!!!!!! ***
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  "Hemophiliacs are like vampires!"

  by rebel8 in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  as i have talked about before, i have a serious bleeding disorder, not hemophilia though.

  back in the dark ages of the '70s, the medical term used was "pseudo-hemophilia".

  because i did not get appropriate medical care (thanks to the wts), i spent many hours during meetings sitting in the smelly ladies room at the kh trying to control my nosebleeds.

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  Of course you would, JW. And you know why? Because you're a bloody idiot!!! That's why!

  Let me see if I understand you all, It is not okay to refuse blood and it is well documented that all kinds of deseases have come about from accepting blood. But I am an idiot cause I choose to advise on something that is known to work. Go figure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  "Hemophiliacs are like vampires!"

  by rebel8 in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  as i have talked about before, i have a serious bleeding disorder, not hemophilia though.

  back in the dark ages of the '70s, the medical term used was "pseudo-hemophilia".

  because i did not get appropriate medical care (thanks to the wts), i spent many hours during meetings sitting in the smelly ladies room at the kh trying to control my nosebleeds.

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  Where did you get your medical degree? or medical licence? From a box of Cornflakes or Froot Loops?

  So scully,

  You can dish it out but ya can't take it when your wrong !
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  What are you reading?

  by damselfly in

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  now that i'm done with school for the summer i've got some spare time to read as much as i like.

  heaven!

  i just finished "sylvanus now" by donna morrisey.

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  Dispatches from the Edge: A Memoir of War, Disasters, and Survival
  By Anderson Cooper