With a wide worlld membership of millions these things happen.
cluless
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"Breaking Up is Hard to Do" - how one woman ended her JW door knocker relationship
by passwordprotected ingreat blog post from an 'outsider' who was being called on by a jw every saturday morning.. breaking up is hard to do.
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cluless
What makes me most angry about the elder arrangement in the organisation is that they penalise so called mistakes without compassion.
When a person is going to be successful at anything it is because they were prepared to and did fail.
So how can judical committies be so uncompassionate with people who for what ever reason didnt live-UP to there expectations?
When I was at school there were some teachers and kids that made life miserable for the majority. At places of employment ive observed the same kind of people.
So ive concluded its not just the elders its the congregation that is just as responsible for the injusices that go on in the judical committies.
Anyway I failed as a Jehovers Witness the most succesful thing I ever did.
And any place that says I prefer him to him is a place Iam happy to fail in.
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cluless
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Name Things Witnesses Do or Believe That Is Not "Scriptural"
by minimus injehovah's witnesses pride themselves in believing that they alone are picked by god, jehovah god, specifically.
they say they are not part of the world and are unlike the false religions that are mired in their traditions.
i say they are liars!
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cluless
Appointed elders who dont belive but need a life.
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The Inconsistent Skepticism of Bill Maher
by inkling inok, so i recently watched the film religulous, and found it to be very funny.. .
however, i was quite disappointed to see maher "confront" some christians with.
the "fact" that the jesus myth was borrowed pretty nearly whole-cloth from the.
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cluless
Why do you think he is so smart ?
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Sin
by desib77 inthis is along the same lines as the hell post and is also a serious question.. how do you view sin?
especially those of you are are christians?
for example, if i do something that i know is wrong but make the choice to do it anyway is that an "unpardonable sin" (ref.
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cluless
Do we know in black, white or shades of grey?
Had Nazism have won would it be thought of as righteouse ?
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Sin
by desib77 inthis is along the same lines as the hell post and is also a serious question.. how do you view sin?
especially those of you are are christians?
for example, if i do something that i know is wrong but make the choice to do it anyway is that an "unpardonable sin" (ref.
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cluless
On a broad spectrum I dont think its for us to judge.
On a pesonal level we make personal choices and act accordingly.Thats why we have prisons and therapists and......
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Scenes from married life.
by cluless ini have noticed a lot of would be authors contribute to this site.. i would highly reccomend they read "scenes from married life" it is a lovly book written with wit and touching humour.. the author is william cooper but not the william cooper who wrote "dancing with wolves".
i would also reccomend "chilly scenes of winter" by ann beattie.. as a witness i was also confused that the biblical stories never touched a chord with my heart the way stories from modern fictitional writters have.. as for non fictional charactors i have book cases full of books with charactors who would not those biblical heroes behind the 8 ball..
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cluless
Being from Sweden I noticed more English gramatical mistakes.
I should have said please relace "kNOCK " for "Not"
Clueless
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Scenes from married life.
by cluless ini have noticed a lot of would be authors contribute to this site.. i would highly reccomend they read "scenes from married life" it is a lovly book written with wit and touching humour.. the author is william cooper but not the william cooper who wrote "dancing with wolves".
i would also reccomend "chilly scenes of winter" by ann beattie.. as a witness i was also confused that the biblical stories never touched a chord with my heart the way stories from modern fictitional writters have.. as for non fictional charactors i have book cases full of books with charactors who would not those biblical heroes behind the 8 ball..
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cluless
In the last paragraph please "knock" for "Not"
Clueless
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Scenes from married life.
by cluless ini have noticed a lot of would be authors contribute to this site.. i would highly reccomend they read "scenes from married life" it is a lovly book written with wit and touching humour.. the author is william cooper but not the william cooper who wrote "dancing with wolves".
i would also reccomend "chilly scenes of winter" by ann beattie.. as a witness i was also confused that the biblical stories never touched a chord with my heart the way stories from modern fictitional writters have.. as for non fictional charactors i have book cases full of books with charactors who would not those biblical heroes behind the 8 ball..
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cluless
I have noticed a lot of would be authors contribute to this site.
I would highly reccomend they read "Scenes from married life" It is a lovly book written with wit and touching humour.
The author is William Cooper but NOT the William Cooper who wrote "Dancing with wolves"
I would also reccomend "Chilly scenes of winter" by Ann Beattie.
As a witness I was also confused that the biblical stories never touched a chord with my heart the way stories from modern fictitional writters have.
As for non fictional charactors I have book cases full of books with charactors who would not those biblical heroes behind the 8 ball.