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  Tsarnaev guilty - should he get death or not?

  by Simon in

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  i think he probably will (it is the us after all) but i hope he doesn't.

  he caused incredible pain and suffering to men, women and children who had never done anything to him.

  many died in unimaginable agony, others are disabled for life.

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  It depends on the person, for example myself if I had done that and been convicted the best gift you could give me would be a firing squad ,the thought of spending the rest of my life in super maximum security lock up would be worse than death itself. I've been to and worked in many federal pens so I know what I'm talking about.

  On the other hand in this country the winds of politics blow from left to right and there is no gaurantee that you will spend the rest of your life in the pen. Just look at Carla Holmolka who is enjoying life in the Caribean or that guy who beheaded a man on a bus not that long ago who is now out on day passes.
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  For the first time, scientists find complex organic molecules in an infant star system

  by freemindfade in

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  love stuff like this that gives better understanding into the universe around us.

  http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2015/04/08/for-the-first-time-scientists-find-complex-organic-molecules-in-an-infant-star-system/.

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  Freedom fade

  USAF Thule green land has a museum that has fossilized amino acids found inside of meteorites. I realize this is not a complex organic molecule but it also did'nt originate on earth. Life might be more ubiquitious out there than we realize.
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  1 Meeting for each of your fingers ? ? ?

  by william draper in

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  anybody remember how this became a doctrine , years ago , we were at the meetings so that out fingers would be learning something .

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  truthseeker100

  No william I was out in the eighties and it was old hat then
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  1 Meeting for each of your fingers ? ? ?

  by william draper in

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  anybody remember how this became a doctrine , years ago , we were at the meetings so that out fingers would be learning something .

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  truthseeker100

  They keep on teaching this stuff because it's a cult.
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  1 Meeting for each of your fingers ? ? ?

  by william draper in

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  anybody remember how this became a doctrine , years ago , we were at the meetings so that out fingers would be learning something .

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  truthseeker100

  I remember. If you place all five fingers on the bible representing 5 meetings per week. You can take one finger off or miss one meeting and still keep a hold on the bible. It just gets harder as you miss meetings or fingers to keep your grip on the bible. Correct?
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  The Bible Gods Word or Mans

  by azor in

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  i remember studying this book years ago and how it impacted my belief system.

  i no longer believe the bible is god's word.

  however i do have a couple of lingering questions on this subject.

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  Son of trinity, is this your quote?

  As I have written elsewhere the JWs have all the guilt of Catholicism without any of the Beautiful Bells and Whistles, all the paranoia and tribalism of Judaism without any of the respect for dissent, all the intolerance of Islam without any of the valor. They represent everything wrong with Abrahamic religion, which is why they can claim to be persecuted. All the other Abrahamic religions see their own flaws magnified in the Jehovah's Witnesses, which is why for an ex-JW giving up on God completely after the JWs is the usual reaction.
  
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  The Bible Gods Word or Mans

  by azor in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i remember studying this book years ago and how it impacted my belief system.

  i no longer believe the bible is god's word.

  however i do have a couple of lingering questions on this subject.

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  "As I have written elsewhere the JWs have all the guilt of Catholicism without any of the Beautiful Bells and Whistles, all the paranoia and tribalism of Judaism without any of the respect for dissent, all the intolerance of Islam without any of the valor. They represent everything wrong with Abrahamic religion, which is why they can claim to be persecuted. All the other Abrahamic religions see their own flaws magnified in the Jehovah's Witnesses, which is why for an ex-JW giving up on God completely after the JWs is the usual reaction." That's not the only reason I gave up on god at an early age. I do like this quote though.
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  Why people don't believe in God

  by pressman in

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  do you want to know why i think people don't believe in god?

  well i believe people don't want to believe in god because they are scared.

  they know that if they finally do gorge the confidence to believe in him, he might discipline them for their skepticism.

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  Ok all I am god prove that I am not!
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  Active posters: What education have you had, what degrees do you possess?

  by EndofMysteries in

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  from so many posts and conversations on here, you'd think over 1/2 the posters here possess doctorates in theology, physics, biology, etc.

  i'm curious aside from the books and research people have done here, what degrees they have.

  to start, i just got an aa and going straight through full time to an mba.

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  truthseeker100

  Degree's are good for finding employment but like Forrest Gump said "Stupid is what stupid does" even amoungst degree holders.
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  Active posters: What education have you had, what degrees do you possess?

  by EndofMysteries in

  1. jw
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  from so many posts and conversations on here, you'd think over 1/2 the posters here possess doctorates in theology, physics, biology, etc.

  i'm curious aside from the books and research people have done here, what degrees they have.

  to start, i just got an aa and going straight through full time to an mba.

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  truthseeker100

  I have a degree but I can't say what it is I've already given out too much info on this site,