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  Have you ever given CoC to a JW to read? Or any other "red pill" book?

  by Captain Obvious in

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  i recently ordered a copy of coc for my wife.

  she doesn't know it exists, but i'm hoping she's ready to read it.

  it seems to be the best red pill out there.

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  Fernando

  I was asked to explain what the gospel is in one word, and ended up excavating fragments of the red pill from the Watchtower library, until a complete picture emerged as to what the Watchtower hierarchy was hiding from us and why.

  It only took my family 30 months to divorce the apostate Watchtower organisation, its apostate magisterium, and its apostate ruling religious clergy class.

  This decision was based solely on the huge discrepancy between what is in their publications, and what is in their hearts and on their lips, in relation to the liberating gospel of grace.
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  Wars of Religion - THE TIMES - What a JW will think

  by Da.Furious in

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  link to the newspaper front page on bbc:.

  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-28699852.

  reason i started this topic is related on how the wts/jw's will react or jump onto this piece of news.. in previous years where un or some nation condemned the vatican, jw's start jumping into conclusion the end is near the great tribulation is starting.

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  Fernando

  Despite Rutherford teaching that all religion is a snare and a racket, JWs have been taught to instead love the apostasy of Watchtower legal council and Vice President Hayden C Covington which introduced the spurious and self-serving concepts of "true religion" and "false religion" in the early 1950's.

  (Books by Rutherford: "Religion", 1940, and "Enemies", 1937. Legal booklet by Covington: “Defending and Legally Establishing the Good News”, 1950)
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  Communication with minds of people (alive or dead) is possible!

  by exWTslave in

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  there are people who mock at the reports of ndes and communication from the dead and so on.

  things are changing now!

  a new finding has discovered that the whole universe is intimately interconnected.

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  Fernando

  Just by thinking in the 4th dimension, a higher level of consciousness, Einstein found that time and space are not absolute but relative.

  Another part of his wisdom and genius was calling it a theory, thereby taking off the pressure, and giving people as much time as they needed to explore and make up their own minds.

  What we know and understand in 3D, looks very different in the 4D to 11D space that we are starting to become more aware of as we evolve from a Type-0 to a Type-1 civilisation on the Kardashev Scale, over the next 100 years.

  Michio Kaku makes this physics accessible to ordinary lay persons (like me) on YouTube, and in his books "Hyperspace" and "Physics of the Future". Michio Kaku points out that is is only possible to properly explain gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear, and weak nuclear forces in the 4D to 11D space where they become much simpler.

  It would seem the "Physics of the Future" is intimately linked with what Stanislav Grof outlines as "The Psychology of the Future" (on YouTube).
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  The video with the engineer crying to his boss.

  by Defianttruth in

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  i watched this video the other day and would like to add some comments.. i have a team of 3 p.es that work for me.

  sometimes, i have a few guys who will contract when things get busy.

  a few times a year, i may ask my guys (and gal) to work 60,70,80,90, or every hour during a week.

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  Fernando

  Is (this part of) the video on YouTube or jw.org?
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  Freaking out a Jehovah's Witness

  by jgnat in

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  as you know, my husband has physically left the witnesses.

  he nevertheless clings to many of the beliefs like a protective cloak, and every once in a while i trigger a dissonant episode where my reality clashes with his.

  recently he listened in on my work research, a video of a futurist describing the a potential "disruptive change" event in the next fifteen years, as our culture shifts to autonomic (driverless) vehicles.

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  Fernando

  Thank you for the list and overview of futurists, jgnat.

  I'm having a blast reading up on them and their uplifting vision and insights.

  Greetings

  Fernando
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  how is it that some fade out of the org and others seem to be pushed?

  by sowhatnow in

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  i cant figure out how some persons like my husband and son, simply got too 'busy' and gradually stopped going to meetings, and were totally left alone, and yet some persons.

  seem to indicate that people were constantly in persuit of them, for a way to disfellowship them.. the ones who fade never get 'disfellowshiped' unless they write a letter formally requesting thier name be of the membership.. just like the jw org tells people who get baptised to do to thier former church,.

  i havent been to a meeting in a few months however it is also under a 'remodel' im sure im not missed.

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  Fernando

  If one does not care to openly question, doubt or challenge, I guess one could be left alone, unless a hounder (Pharisee) develops an agenda.
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  using kindle/ tablet/ iPad in meetings how to police?

  by purrpurr in

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  i've noticed about half my half are using these.

  of course there's always the potential for people to be looking at things non jw on them.

  are the society going to find a way to police this?

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  Fernando

  Whilst there are risks, this has to be the best device to cope with meetings if one really has to go to these apostate GB propaganda sessions.
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  Is there any good (im serious) in this religion JW

  by dugout in

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  i know this has been talked about in the past but im new here..

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  Fernando

  Yes, there is some honey in the arsenic.

  How is that good though?

  The Watchtower hides that it is rotten at its very core (arsenic).

  However there are good people, with good intentions, and good hearts, caught up in this religion.

  The liberating gospel message of scripture, although not in their hearts and not on their lips, can be found in their publications, albeit fragmented and "buried under the mass of uninspired decrees of" the Watchtower supreme council of Popes and their apostate magisterium.
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  Im curious how long does it have to take for a BAC/JWs to say enough is enough?

  by booker-t in

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  i was wondering just how many years have to pass before a bac(born again christian) or a jws before they say enough is enough with no rapture/armaggeddon.

  i just feel sorry for them to just be waiting and waiting and waiting without any results.

  bacs have been waiting for the rapture for 2000 years and sometimes i wonder is it a mental defect or is it they just are so "blinded" and cannot see they have been duped.

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  Fernando

  My spiritual awakening or birth has led me away from religionist interpretation of, and preoccupation with, the Rapture and Armageddon.
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  Posting Pictures

  by Jeannette in

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  i'm behind the times, i know, but i'll obey all help.

  thanks..

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  Fernando

  I believe you can post links to pictures that are already on the internet.

  Maybe some folk would recommend sites where you can load your pictures to.