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has taught you the harsh realities of life and its deceptive practices.. however, what advice could you offer someone who .... wants to get their life back on track?there are individuals here who are getting or have gotten their .
lives together or back on track.
If you were captive to an ideology known as the “truth”, being enslaved
has taught you the harsh realities of life and its deceptive practices.
However, what advice could you offer someone who …
There are individuals here who are getting or have gotten their
lives together or back on track.
What advice could you offer someone who wants to do just that?
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
today i went to a community vo-tech school with a friend of mine....she needed to pick up her books.. the bookstore was buzzing with energy and i wound up buying 7 books.. i have thought about going to school for a long time.. anyway, i am going to start the process.......whatever that is.......to get some college courses.
not sure if i will go to this school, but i have made the decision to go!!!!!!!!!!!!.
don't have a clue what i will take i just know i want to go.. any advice ?
Dear PurpleSofa:
I graduated college last month after three
years. My degree is in web design and multi-
media.
My advice for anyone wanting to go to school
would be to first know exactly what you want
to do.
What drives you? What are your passions
regarding what you want out of life?
The reason I suggest such a measure is because
if you really do not have a targeted goal, the
chances are higher that you will not complete
your field of studies and you will not acquire
a degree.
This of course is only my opinion based on
seeing the dropout rates in college when
I attended.
However, the fact that you want to go back
is a positive step and a big plus.
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
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" "you are back at square.
this is what my best friend said to me regarding the rejection of the truth.
"Now what do you have to look forward to?" "You are back at square
one."
This is what my best friend said to me regarding the rejection of the truth
as presented by the Watchtower Society.
Admittedly, he does have a point because there is no promise of ever-
lasting life on a paradise earth to look forward to.
There is only one sad finality waiting for a person at the end of there time—death.
How would you have responded to his question and statement?
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
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point-out the changes that have taken place are nothing more than .
adjustments in understanding.
Dear Board Members:
This issue was presented because it exists
within the witness religion and I have had
to deal with it personally.
This is not my position on the matter; it is simply
an objection presented to you and questions how
you would handle this line of reasoning.
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
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point-out the changes that have taken place are nothing more than .
adjustments in understanding.
Defending the Watchtower, many Jehovah’s Witnesses
point-out the changes that have taken place are nothing more than
adjustments in understanding.
The “light is getting brighter”, according to some witnesses and
that is why we have had them.
Many Jehovah’s Witnesses will state the nation of Israel
had many flaws, but God did not abandon them.
Therefore, any noted flaws should not discount we have the
true religion.
How would you respond to this line of reasoning?
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
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witnesses.
he believes that many individuals leave the truth because it is hard; and they look for any miscue to escape the organization and their responsibility to god.
Dear Bible Reader and Xena:
Great commentary!
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
"I think many of us stayed in longer trying to find a reason to stay and not leave." -avidbiblereader
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witnesses.
he believes that many individuals leave the truth because it is hard; and they look for any miscue to escape the organization and their responsibility to god.
Dear Drew:
Another winner!
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
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witnesses.
he believes that many individuals leave the truth because it is hard; and they look for any miscue to escape the organization and their responsibility to god.
Dear Blueblades:
As usual you present the right "arguement."
Thanks for the thought provoking questions.
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
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witnesses.
he believes that many individuals leave the truth because it is hard; and they look for any miscue to escape the organization and their responsibility to god.
In reply to your question Satanus:
He no longer is a Jehovah's Witness
but his mindset is such.
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
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witnesses.
he believes that many individuals leave the truth because it is hard; and they look for any miscue to escape the organization and their responsibility to god.
My best friend presented a hard-hitting question about former Jehovah’s
Witnesses.
He believes that many individuals leave the truth because it is hard; and they look for any miscue to escape the organization and their responsibility to God.
He may have a point considering that he still thinks, acts, and conducts himself in the
“Watchtower” mind-set.
How would you respond to this question?
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
