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  these books, want any? if not they go in the trash

  by sowhatnow in

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  worldwide security under the prince of peacegods eternal purpose now triumphinglife does have a purpose babylon the great has fallen gods kingdom rulesyou can live forever on a paradise earththe secret to family happinessdid man get here by evolution of creationlet your kingdom comechoosing the best way of lifecommentary on the letter of jamesi have one of each.. the bible gods word or mansis the bible really the word of godsurvival into a new earthknowledge that leads to everlasting lifereasoningunited in worshipholy spirit the force behind the coming new orderthe two babylon'sparadise lost originalyou can live forever on a paradise earth first large print edition 1982 revelation book 1988 large print.

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  Needs Some Salt

  anyone have the years to these books¸ it would be interestingly helpful
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  Observations About Today's WT Indoctrination

  by OneFingerSalute in

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  this mornings wt was pretty amazing in it's totally asinine application of the term "relationship".. it started right off the bat asserting that jehovah is only interested in a relationship with "you" after "you" put forth the effort to get close to him.

  par 14 said to be specific in prayer so you could see "subtle" answers.

  par 15 then directly contradicted par.

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  Needs Some Salt

  I always felt that when religionist say "talk to god", they are basically saying to talk to yourself. I mean when you are praying, you are actually only 'communicating' with yourself anyway.
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  The Bible is NOT Error-Free

  by FusionTheism in

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  for many christians, the bible is viewed as the 100% error-free, perfect book straight from god, where every single word was carefully chosen by god for a reason.

  but, usually, when you have a discussion on the topic, these christians will end up saying that only the original copies written directly from the hands of the prophets and apostles were error-free, and all manuscript copies since then are subject to copyist mistakes and other errors.. since zero original copies are in existence, how do we know the originals were error-free?

  why should we think the originals should be error-free to begin with?

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  Needs Some Salt

  the bible is bound to have errors since it was written by men over 2 thousand years ago. I'm surprised that they even had a sense of morality because the stories in it are clearly crazy fiction.