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  Was the WTS correct?

  by chappy in

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  based on current events, do you think the wts could be at least partially correct on their prediction about organized religion being banned by many governments or even some future un mandate?

  what about the western governments (us, britain, france, germany etc)?

  think it could or even may happen?

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  religion banned . Banning an idea is impossible and only leads to propogation of said idea. If ever correct direction and right thinking come from deluded zeolots then the world will be very different than it has ever been in history.

  A group of people in love with thier own thinking (or lack) is incapable of possessing acurate knowledge . An accurate picture can only be obtained by lucid observation and clarity of thought based on a view made as broad as possible by contact with as much data as possible from as many sources as possible.

  So WT correct? Not possible
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  I Leave with Contradictory Emotions

  by journey-on in

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  in the past, some of you have said that you don't believe in topics addressing one's good-bye from the forum.

  if you are one of those individuals, then you can stop reading now.

  im leaving the board for a while.

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  You'll be no more gone that when your'e here ,your presence feels just as near

  It was nice to share time with you , and I've appreciated your point of view. I'm sure you'll return if only to lurk in hopes of catching a soul before the collapse, Good journey friend and may your path be lit with the light of divinity.
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  What is the Original Religion?

  by Satanus in

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  seems to me that the primordial religion, if it could be called that, is a form of paganism that has pantheism, animism and shamanism.

  also, it may contain sun worship.

  in this 'religion', they felt a connection w the land, had respect for nature and the animals.

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  Self awareness
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  Does anyboby else think the hug icons are creepy?

  by changeling in

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  they look like armchairs with heads:.

  i want to send a (((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((big group hug))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))).

  to all who came to my rescue yesterday.

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  and
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  Easily verifiable proofs please

  by Eyes Open in

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  this is my first post here.

  apologies i haven't introduced myself first, but i will do - just short of time right now.

  in the meantime, please know i'm glad to have come to the knowledge i have and to have found sites like this one.

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  you sound like a wonderful person
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  I've reached a turning point in my life

  by B_Deserter in

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  2. experiences

  last may, i finally admitted to myself that i am an atheist.

  to me, being an atheist means that i don't believe any of the silly nonsense that puny humans have come up with.

  many of the religions of man were started during a time when mental illnesses went undiagnosed and misunderstood, a time when man couldn't explain why lightning struck the earth or why rain fell.

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  sigh ,,, I hate having to stoop to the use of the word "god" in description of the energy that causes consiousness .I am in no way a proponent of listening to seashells for comfort of the existence of the sea.

  I am a realist, what I propose as a simple understanding and insight as to the true nature of a human is easily misconstrued into a set belief of a religious nature

  The thing I speak of is inherent in EACH and every human being on the planet, it is the key to relieving oneself of a conditioned existence and experiencing life as it is without the cumbersome and wieldy need or puzzling theological conundrum that is the question "Why are we here"

  The answer is very simple and unique to the individual , but is obtained in a very simple and identical way.

  Coming into contact with ones own true nature reveals the truth instantly, the truth that is felt in a place that meets you 100% , in the place where there are no more questions , in the place where honesty is absolute.

  It cannot be conceptualized or described or taken back to show others ,it can only be pointed at . It is impossible to remember or possess it can only be experienced

  So I have no doubt as to why i am here or what my purpose is . It certainly is not to change anyone.
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  "Let There Be Light"

  by ElderChild in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  and the messiah testified that .

  his god and father(creator) is the god and .

  creation of god(he who is the only true god .

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  I've reached a turning point in my life

  by B_Deserter in

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  last may, i finally admitted to myself that i am an atheist.

  to me, being an atheist means that i don't believe any of the silly nonsense that puny humans have come up with.

  many of the religions of man were started during a time when mental illnesses went undiagnosed and misunderstood, a time when man couldn't explain why lightning struck the earth or why rain fell.

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  Pleasing the creator is simple and anyone can do it .The instruction is not hidden it is not about destruction or imposing oneself on others or attempting to pursuade others. Being what you are as a human being, being what you were intended to be , understading your own true inner nature will reveal how to please the creator

  You are not getting where I come from , I can tell from the animosity in your post. The world is perfect , all the pain in life is inevitable, all suffering comes from the refusel to accept that death comes to all.

  Confused people will do apparently meaningless and vile acts, this is inevitable too.

  We are here to gain freedom from the self imposed delusion we all suffer from . We all die . We all suffer. In spite of the seemingly pointless nature of this we are given the task of overcoming hoplessness and growing strong enough to walk on our own , to do right and to grow straight in spite of the millions of reasons we should despair and fail.

  We all fullfill the purpose of the creator sooner or later, seeking understanding can only begin when one has cleared the delusion of this world from the mind and seen the self for what it truly is.

  It's very simple.

  1. We are free

  2.We have always been free.

  3.The only reason we don't feel free is because we think we are not free

  Thats it , experiencing these truths will change everything ,but untill you are ready to give up everything you believe,it won't come to pass
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  Pro-life arguments

  by Skimmer in

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  a thoughtful series of twenty six pro-life arguments specifically against abortion can be found at: .

  http://www.all.org/article.php?id=10229 .

  through (following down the links the left side of each page) .

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  It has been my experience that when truth is offered two kinds of people make an appearence the intelligent person with a differing world view that needs no affirmation by others to uphold the belief they possess, and the narrowminded, uninspired ,unimaginative ,blind egotistical fool that feels the need to defend the point of view which they possess out of bias ,prejudice, ignorance,self delusion ,lack of experience and fear

  Often times these individuals are lacking in education,common decency,courtesy,imagination,and even the barest experience of God in thier miserable little world

  Instead of maturely debating ideas they lash out in personal attacks in an attempt to feel empowered or in some way superior to the percieved oponent

  It always fails to achieve the desired result and simply exposes thier true nature as an infinitly unpleasent individual
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  Barbara Anderson's Paedophilia CD: The Watchtowers Chocolate Cake Defence

  by Duncan in

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  2. child-abuse

  i received my copy of barbara andersons cd paedophilia in an american religion a month or two ago, and i have been reading through it since.. what follows, although i have called this a review, is in no sense a scholarly consideration of the legal merits of the cases described, a task for which i am wholly unqualified.

  these are, rather, my subjective reflections on the material presented, the impressions i gathered while reading the legal filings, my untrained, common-man appraisal of the cases laid out in those documents.

  ill also admit to being swayed by tone of voice adopted, and to using my own common-sense yardstick in determining the reasonableness of the statements made, the responses given and the arguments put forward.

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  Duncan , shame on you for shooting an unarmed man, The wtbts is way to easy of a target . I will be glad when the inevitable comes to pass.

  Very nice post,, your style of writing is very nice , very, talking right to me ish.