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  IF it is NOT wise for a man to be ALONE with a woman he's NOT married to …

  by Spike Tassel in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  sola scriptura answered andersonsinfo:.

  the wt leadership has hammered into all of it's elders and rank & file's heads, that it is not wise for a man to be alone with a woman he is not married too (adult or young woman... ie 14).

  even in congregation sanctioned duties.. so, why, then, do so many service pairings involve just that: a brother alone in the territory (even if it's to make a call) with a sister he's not married to?.

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  palmtree67

  ATJ

  I pm'ed you.
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  IF it is NOT wise for a man to be ALONE with a woman he's NOT married to …

  by Spike Tassel in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  sola scriptura answered andersonsinfo:.

  the wt leadership has hammered into all of it's elders and rank & file's heads, that it is not wise for a man to be alone with a woman he is not married too (adult or young woman... ie 14).

  even in congregation sanctioned duties.. so, why, then, do so many service pairings involve just that: a brother alone in the territory (even if it's to make a call) with a sister he's not married to?.

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  palmtree67

  If you're worried about how it will look if you sit with her at the meeting, who cares? You're both df'ed, right?

  No one will say anything.

  Knock yourself out, dude!
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  Unwanted Angel

  by palmtree67 in

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  palmtree67

  bttt

  Anyone? I think he was in seriously bad health.
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  IF it is NOT wise for a man to be ALONE with a woman he's NOT married to …

  by Spike Tassel in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  sola scriptura answered andersonsinfo:.

  the wt leadership has hammered into all of it's elders and rank & file's heads, that it is not wise for a man to be alone with a woman he is not married too (adult or young woman... ie 14).

  even in congregation sanctioned duties.. so, why, then, do so many service pairings involve just that: a brother alone in the territory (even if it's to make a call) with a sister he's not married to?.

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  palmtree67

  ATJ

  I pm'ed you.
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  Questions From Readers Nov 15th 2009

  by dozy in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the latest flip-flop (allbeit a minor one.).

  the "wise instruction" (as described by the society) given is that sisters now have to wear head coverings when interpreting sign language public talks.. differs from the previous instructions that sisters didn't need to do so.. .

  w02 7/15p.27 questions from readers.

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  palmtree67

  That's OK. Don't bother yourself.

  I'm sure everything is in my files, too.

  I'm very confused.
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  Questions From Readers Nov 15th 2009

  by dozy in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the latest flip-flop (allbeit a minor one.).

  the "wise instruction" (as described by the society) given is that sisters now have to wear head coverings when interpreting sign language public talks.. differs from the previous instructions that sisters didn't need to do so.. .

  w02 7/15p.27 questions from readers.

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  palmtree67

  ??????????????
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  Questions From Readers Nov 15th 2009

  by dozy in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the latest flip-flop (allbeit a minor one.).

  the "wise instruction" (as described by the society) given is that sisters now have to wear head coverings when interpreting sign language public talks.. differs from the previous instructions that sisters didn't need to do so.. .

  w02 7/15p.27 questions from readers.

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  palmtree67

  Spike,

  Didn't you get my last one? I thought you were ignoring me!
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  Questions From Readers Nov 15th 2009

  by dozy in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the latest flip-flop (allbeit a minor one.).

  the "wise instruction" (as described by the society) given is that sisters now have to wear head coverings when interpreting sign language public talks.. differs from the previous instructions that sisters didn't need to do so.. .

  w02 7/15p.27 questions from readers.

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  palmtree67

  I'm going to pull a Reniaa here and say,

  "I love that show, too!"

  The whole '50's theme in it amuses me.....

  BTW, I plan on posting another "Give me your take on this..." at some point soon.

  Prepare yourself,
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  Questions From Readers Nov 15th 2009

  by dozy in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the latest flip-flop (allbeit a minor one.).

  the "wise instruction" (as described by the society) given is that sisters now have to wear head coverings when interpreting sign language public talks.. differs from the previous instructions that sisters didn't need to do so.. .

  w02 7/15p.27 questions from readers.

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  palmtree67

  Very well, ATJ!

  Having a small glass of Cabo Wabo over ice on my backyard swing, celebrating the end of a rainy weekend!

  Just talked to my daughter, who is also doing well!

  Thanks for asking, hope you are also great!

  Fondly,
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  Questions From Readers Nov 15th 2009

  by dozy in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the latest flip-flop (allbeit a minor one.).

  the "wise instruction" (as described by the society) given is that sisters now have to wear head coverings when interpreting sign language public talks.. differs from the previous instructions that sisters didn't need to do so.. .

  w02 7/15p.27 questions from readers.

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  palmtree67

  Wigs might count as HAIR, but they don't count as a "headcovering". Which is what ATJ was pointing out.