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  More Quotes in the WT from Supposedly Rank and File bros and sisters?

  by youngapostate in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  i've noticed that lately (maybe as of a year ago or so) there have been personal quotations in every single study article.

  it seems a brother or sister always sends in the exact quotation that would fit perfectly into an article.

  has anyone else noticed this?.

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  youngapostate

  I always find that the "names have been changed" is counterproductive. Just leave the name and no one will know!
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  More Quotes in the WT from Supposedly Rank and File bros and sisters?

  by youngapostate in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  i've noticed that lately (maybe as of a year ago or so) there have been personal quotations in every single study article.

  it seems a brother or sister always sends in the exact quotation that would fit perfectly into an article.

  has anyone else noticed this?.

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  youngapostate

  I always find that the "names have been changed" is counterproductive. Just leave the name and no one will know!
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  More Quotes in the WT from Supposedly Rank and File bros and sisters?

  by youngapostate in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  i've noticed that lately (maybe as of a year ago or so) there have been personal quotations in every single study article.

  it seems a brother or sister always sends in the exact quotation that would fit perfectly into an article.

  has anyone else noticed this?.

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  2. 
  3. 
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  youngapostate

  I've noticed that lately (maybe as of a year ago or so) there have been personal quotations in every single study article. It seems a brother or sister always sends in the exact quotation that would fit perfectly into an article. Has anyone else noticed this?

  An example would be something like:

  "Blood is a Sacred Thing"

  A sister who suffered from a chronic illness recently had to make a life-altering decision: be faithful to Jehovah or accept a blood transfusion. "Though it was a very difficult choice, Jehovah and His organization were there for me. Through prayer and help from the elders and the Society's literature, I was able to overcome the Satan-given temptation to accept a blood transfusion." The result? The sister not only is now cured but through her operation was able to aid in the discovery of a life-saving procedure! "I thank Jah every day for helping me to make the correct decision."