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  Blood doctrine question

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  when witnesses go on and on about bloodless medicine, they often imply that this will work in all situations.

  do they really believe this, because it's what the society has led them to believe?

  are they just trying to divert their own mind, from the reality of blood deaths, that still happen?

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  AuntBee

  wow, Stephane, thank you for sharing what you experienced with your motherinlaw's situation, and your analysis.
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  Blood doctrine question

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  when witnesses go on and on about bloodless medicine, they often imply that this will work in all situations.

  do they really believe this, because it's what the society has led them to believe?

  are they just trying to divert their own mind, from the reality of blood deaths, that still happen?

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  AuntBee

  Hi

  When Witnesses go on and on about bloodless medicine, they often imply that this will work in all situations. Do they really believe this, because it's what the Society has led them to believe? Are they just trying to divert their own mind, from the reality of blood deaths, that STILL happen?

  Or...do they know that Witnesses still die from it, and are just lying, because outsiders don't "deserve to know"?

  Thanks, auntbee
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  The inner workings at Bethel in the 70's

  by Sour Grapes in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  while doing some research, i stumbled upon a blog written by a former bethelite.

  his name is john bechtel.

  the blog is several years old.

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  AuntBee

  stillin...http://web.archive.org/web/sitemap/www.freeminds.org that might work
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  Bridget from AZ (So many JW's hang up)

  by pleaseresearch in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  something i have noticed from watching many of bridgets videos is.

  how many jws hang up on her.

  this is what jws are famous for, having the door slammed in their face.

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  AuntBee

  I think she tries hard not to be rude, but JWs can be pretty condescending. ;)
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  1919 Selection - When first referred to?

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  does anyone know when the wt officially started referring to jesus choosing them in 1919?

  the first reference to it in the publications?

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  AuntBee

  Does anyone know when the WT officially started referring to Jesus choosing them in 1919? The first reference to it in the publications?

  Thanks.
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  Older Watchtowers and Awakes added on jw.org Online library

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  wt back to 1950, aw back to 1970, like the cd rom library... .

  why?

  lol.

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  AuntBee

  WT back to 1950, AW back to 1970, like the CD ROM Library...

  Why? lol.
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  JWs and daily Bible reading schedule

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  jws often point to this, to show outsiders they are allowed to read the bible on their own without the publications.

  although, as we know, the org still teaches that you will never progress along the road to life without the pubs.

  and, i would imagine that what they learn/conclude from their own bible reading, must remain within the confines of current wt teaching, even on the most minute points of doctrine.

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  AuntBee

  Thank you Slow Burn.
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  JWs and daily Bible reading schedule

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  jws often point to this, to show outsiders they are allowed to read the bible on their own without the publications.

  although, as we know, the org still teaches that you will never progress along the road to life without the pubs.

  and, i would imagine that what they learn/conclude from their own bible reading, must remain within the confines of current wt teaching, even on the most minute points of doctrine.

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  AuntBee

  JWs often point to this, to show outsiders they ARE allowed to read the Bible on their own without the publications. Although, as we know, the org still teaches that you will never progress along the road to life without the pubs. AND, i would imagine that what they learn/conclude from their own Bible reading, must remain within the confines of current WT teaching, even on the most minute points of doctrine.

  Has this daily Bible reading always been promoted? How many Witnesses do it? What is the point , if you just have to accept all their teachings anyway?
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  New JWism in April broadcast?

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  does anyone know what it means to be "securely wrapped up in the bag of life"?

  is this a new special wt terminology?

  they said it or a slight variant of it, several times in the broadcast, perhaps 3?

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  AuntBee

  OrphanCrow - "a little worried about something". They also had a theme of staying in the "spiritual protection" of Jehovah('s organization), which was repeated several times in different segments.
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  New JWism in April broadcast?

  by AuntBee in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  does anyone know what it means to be "securely wrapped up in the bag of life"?

  is this a new special wt terminology?

  they said it or a slight variant of it, several times in the broadcast, perhaps 3?

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  AuntBee

  Does anyone know what it means to be "securely wrapped up in the bag of life"? Is this a new special WT terminology? They said it or a slight variant of it, several times in the broadcast, perhaps 3? I know that JWs assert that everything they put out is "Bible based" but i don't remember seeing that phrase in Scripture.

  Does this sound appealing to be wrapped up in a bag, even if it is the bag of life? Are they just getting even weirder lately?

  Thanks ahead of time for any insight anyone may be able to provide.