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  Tv Sponsor for tv.jw.org

  by 4thgen in

  1. social
  2. humour

  below is a link to the new commercial during the first installment of tv.jw.org.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c6wfyqyeew.

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  milola

  Ha! That was funny.
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  Outrageous Comment

  by Yondaime in

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  2. experiences

  what was the most outrageous comment you ever heard during a wt study?.

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  please share your experiences..

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  milola

  Gorbatchov that was said to my father in his home as my mother lay dieing. Sickening idiots. actually it was counseling him as to how he could get in his hours instead of attending to my mother and his grief. Either way they are idiots.
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  thinking of leaving

  by justme67 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i am 46 and have been a jw for only 6 years.

  i was doing ok until about a month ago.

  we were having an international convention and i heard the brother that had to pick up 2 of the members of the governing body had to get a background check done on him and his wife.

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  milola

  Heck, if it was me in your situation, I would give them an earful from the platform and let them escort me out. Have a happy life whatever method you choose.
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  Party in the kingdom hall!

  by StephaneLaliberte in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  check it out and download before i am forced to take it down!.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf_rfrusa1c.

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  milola

  Personally I would hate to see this become the norm. The reason being that it could possibly make the religion more tolerable and make those getting sick and tired of it be able to stick it out just for a little bit of occasional fun. To me the stricter they are the better. At least the younger ones will be more likely to get fed up with the rigid rules.
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  In the News: How being a teen mum, growing up as Jehovah’s Witness and my kids prepped me for Masterchef fame

  by Wild_Thing in

  1. social
  2. current

  from australia: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/entertainment/sydney-confidential/how-being-a-teen-mum-growing-up-as-jehovahs-witness-and-my-kids-prepped-me-for-masterchef-fame/story-fni0cvc9-1226974154930.

  renae smith with her two daughters kyah and paris who had to agree before renae went onto masterchef.

  picture: richard dobson.

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  milola

  Frazzled I doubt JW upbringing would make women more vulnerable. I think it is already there. I left at age 24. And never took crap from any man. On the same token I was always the type that if I was told I HAD to do something I would go out of my way NOT to do it, even if I knew I should.
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  The End of The World Delusion

  by cassuk11 in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  being pushed by religion since the 17th century.

  my question is why ?.

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  milola

  My personal feeling was simply to instill fear to exact obedience to whatever authority was in charge at any given time.,
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  I was "totally" stopped in my tracks by an "atheist" comment.

  by booker-t in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i must admit i can at times be a little "egotistical" when it comes to knowledge and the bible.

  i have studied the bible for so long and have always had a passion for the bible as a jw and as an ex-jw.

  i guess that is all i have left when it comes to religion and as humans we do tend to stroke our egos.

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  milola

  I think it is ridiculous just from the standpoint of "What was the point?" He cleansed the earth?...well it is all screwed up again. And talk about genetics?....Now all that's left is daddy, mom, and the kids! And yes what a hideous being that god is! Pure evil.
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  My wife is never going to wake up.

  by marriedtoajw in

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  2. friends

  what do you do when you believe in your heart that your spouse is never going to wake up to the tatt?

  when you're sick of the cherade of pretending you can deal with the spiritual division when you dont think you can anymore.

  when you're convinced that your spouse is so decieved she is lost in a desert and is fine with living by the mirage.

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  milola

  I agree with what The Scotsman is saying. When you get to the point you are DONE, feel you have tried everything, then just lovingly sit your wife down and spill your guts. Tell her everything that bothers you about what goes on in the "organization" and let the chips fall where they may. Who knows when you lay it all out she may actually agree with you. But I think then if the marriage falls apart it will be more her decision not yours and it should make it a little easier to deal with rather than you just walking out.
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  My apologies to everyone.

  by DATA-DOG in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i just wanted to openly apologize to anyone that i have ever offended on this website.

  i have been thinking about this lately.

  we all seem to go through the same various stages of learning ttatt, anger, sorrow, frustration, bible champion, agnostic, atheist, ect.

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  milola

  Giordano, I like that new word I learned just now. "Ignoranus". I will be using that one.
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  New Job

  by LouBelle in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i was fortunate to be recommended for a sales position by a former colleague.

  the company phoned me and we set up an interview.

  i accepted their offer - it is nearly double what i earn at the moment.

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  milola

  Good to hear this news. I was wondering how things were going for you. Another poster I have been missing is Mrs. Jones. But so glad to hear form you!