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  Are there any known JW doctors?

  by 4mylove in

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  i think there is one at my hospital because of what a coworker said one time in reference to blood doctrine.

  i can't imagine them going into medicine with all the time it requires, between school, residency, etc.

  just wondering

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  Aud, that is scary, how do you all a JW psychiatrist would dispense treatment. Would he hand out watchtower, and awakes?
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  Texas Chilli Tasting (those from illinois do not read)

  by stillajwexelder in

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  texas chili contest.

  note: please take time to read this slowly.

  if you pay attention to .

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  4mylove

  We like it hot down here!
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  Are there any known JW doctors?

  by 4mylove in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i think there is one at my hospital because of what a coworker said one time in reference to blood doctrine.

  i can't imagine them going into medicine with all the time it requires, between school, residency, etc.

  just wondering

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  4mylove

  I think there is one at my hospital because of what a coworker said one time in reference to blood doctrine. Is this possible? I can't imagine them going into medicine with all the time it requires, between school, residency, etc. Just wondering
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  Interesting NWT translation deviation

  by B_Deserter in

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  wikipedia artice.

  i was reading a little bit about lilith and i noticed the list about 1/4 down the page showing what various modern translations render the hebrew lilit in isaiah 34:14. i found it interesting that while most translations render it in an accurate form (night monster, vampire, night hag, lilith, or night creature), the nwt breaks with this and renders it "nightjar," which is a common nocturnal bird.

  do you think the society rendered this verse so that it would make isaiah seem less of a myth (talking about vampires and demons of the night doesn't really help the bible stay on the credibility wagon)?

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  4mylove

  Beautiful Blue! I see him there too sometimes. In my mother's eyes, my sisters eyes, my husbands eyes, my brothers' eyes, my fathers eyes,.....and definately in babies eyes
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  Interesting NWT translation deviation

  by B_Deserter in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  wikipedia artice.

  i was reading a little bit about lilith and i noticed the list about 1/4 down the page showing what various modern translations render the hebrew lilit in isaiah 34:14. i found it interesting that while most translations render it in an accurate form (night monster, vampire, night hag, lilith, or night creature), the nwt breaks with this and renders it "nightjar," which is a common nocturnal bird.

  do you think the society rendered this verse so that it would make isaiah seem less of a myth (talking about vampires and demons of the night doesn't really help the bible stay on the credibility wagon)?

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  4mylove

  Very interesting...
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  Elder's School what is it?

  by 5go in

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  just so some of us may know?.

  is it just a weekend brow beating, or something more sinister.. i ask because of the rumor going around about the special one coming up..

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  4mylove

  I hope someone answers your question, it's something i was wondering about too.

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  Don't Overthink The Watchtower Society

  by metatron in

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  2. friends

  i often read various attempts at explanations of whatever changes the watchtower society comes up.

  with that suggest a collective intelligence greater than anything i've actually observed.

  when i left bethel, many years ago, i believed that jehovah was guiding this organization because i. didn't see much depth of intelligence in the governing body.

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  4mylove

  Metatron, it has always seemed to me like some witnesses feel intelligent because it is the only thing in their life that they've ever "studied". The superiority given to the elders sickens me.
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  Spanish congo's, different?

  by 4mylove in

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  my hubby went to a spanish congo and it seems that they operate a little differently.

  is this accurate?

  example, i don't think my father in law goes out in service, and he's a big ol' witness.

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  My hubby went to a spanish congo and it seems that they operate a little differently. Is this accurate? Example, I don't think my father in law goes out in service, and he's a big ol' witness. I've noticed that the people they call on are usually down and out (spanish and english).

  Has anyone ever noticed slight differences?

  I'm trying to research Ex witness info in spanish to one day give it to my mother in law if she tries to hand me her info again.
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  AN OPEN LETTER TO THE GOVERNING BODY OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES

  by AK - Jeff in

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  an open letter to the governing body of jehovahs witnesses.

  dear sirs -.

  most likely you and your pundits follow carefully this site and others like it on the internet.

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  4mylove

  Beautiful!!! Translating and giving to my inlaws, one day...
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  Jehovah's Witnesses are not a judgemental religion

  by VanillaMocha73 in

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  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=486093&in_page_id=1879&ico=femail&icl=topart.

  what planet is she living on?

  ""when some people wonder how my faith sits with me having worked as a dancer or naomi being a model, i tell them that this is not a religion that judges people.

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  Sure they are not. That is why my BIL hasn't tried to contact my husband in 4 or 5 years and why when he have seen him he gives him as warm a welcome as a walmart greeter. no wait the greeter is warmer.