Dang straight I do! I have never agreed with the DF arragngement and have always disreguarded it. The only thing he cared about at 16 was how to get a girls bra off with one hand. I begged him not to get Baptized, but all his friends was doing it. Why is anybody under say 25 allowed to get baptized!!!!! I sure as hell hold no kids accountable when they did not have a serious thought in there head at that time. We can't date in the bloom of youth or get married cause we such hormoaning idiots, but we can make a decision that has eternal ramifications!?!?!?!?
Get out of here.....oompa
http://corior.blogspot.com/ (this site has a lot of info you might find interesting)
Note that the above legalese says that once a person joins the Witnesses, he has only two choices if he wants to leave: disfellowshipping and disassociation. These two choices are enforced by American law. However, even if the Watchtower lawyer has correctly stated matters, he has neglected the case of the child who gets baptized and submits to "ecclesiastical law." By law minors cannot enter into legally binding contracts. Therefore by law, people who got baptized when they were children have a third legally enforceable option when they leave: to simply quit, without disassociating and without submitting to a judicial committee, or "ecclesiastical tribunal." Of course, the Society will not tell people about this.