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  That's right, beeotch! Pour my coffee and go own with your cult self...

  by undercover in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  noroomforgeorge must be drooling over this wt illustration.

  the (1950s) woman of his dreams.... .

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  oh shutup and pour my coffee, beyotch...

  *scratches my balls*
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  That's right, beeotch! Pour my coffee and go own with your cult self...

  by undercover in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  noroomforgeorge must be drooling over this wt illustration.

  the (1950s) woman of his dreams.... .

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  God –v– religionists –v– atheists/agnostics –v– believers

  by Fernando in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  an effort at a summary... still learning about atheists/agnostics and what they believe at this point on the journey.... .

  religionistsatheists/agnosticsbelieversthe "god of religion"embracerejectrejectsupremacist, sectarianembracerejectrejectself-righteousness via:.

  embracerejectreject- legalism (rules).

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  Hey wifey!
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  God –v– religionists –v– atheists/agnostics –v– believers

  by Fernando in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  an effort at a summary... still learning about atheists/agnostics and what they believe at this point on the journey.... .

  religionistsatheists/agnosticsbelieversthe "god of religion"embracerejectrejectsupremacist, sectarianembracerejectrejectself-righteousness via:.

  embracerejectreject- legalism (rules).

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  Hey Tatertot!
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  God –v– religionists –v– atheists/agnostics –v– believers

  by Fernando in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  an effort at a summary... still learning about atheists/agnostics and what they believe at this point on the journey.... .

  religionistsatheists/agnosticsbelieversthe "god of religion"embracerejectrejectsupremacist, sectarianembracerejectrejectself-righteousness via:.

  embracerejectreject- legalism (rules).

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  poopsiecakes

  I kinda disagree with Atheists/Agnostics being unfamiliar with anything in this list. How do you define 'familiar'? If it's another word for 'belief' then yes, it's unfamiliar. I see unfamiliar as meaning a lack of knowledge and most Atheists/Agnostics have a very familiar knowledge of everything there - they've just learned through logic and critical thinking that there's nothing, or nothing proveable, there to believe in to begin with.
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  How many of you worked for "Trim-line" or "Auto-Trim-Design"?

  by drewcoul in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i remember a lot of witnesses working throughout the country for trim-line when i was younger.

  i think it was started by a jw at the time.

  i worked for the trim-line in indiana when i was younger.

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  I never worked for Trim Line myself but certainly knew a few who did and knew vicariously a couple who owned franchises. I remember hearing stories of annual business meetings where they would open with a kingdom song and prayer (and kaiboshed when the JW bigwigs got wind of it) - any truth to those rumors?
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  Give Some Logical Points To Prove That JWs Do Not Have The Truth

  by minimus in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  the one thing that got to me was that this religion is illogical.

  their "logic" is ridiculous, especially when it comes to their blood doctrine.

  downright weird!.

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  TRUTH NEVER CHANGES

  I know what you mean by this but it's technically not the case. Truth changes all the time - this morning it was true that I was at home and now it's true that I'm at work. That being said, what someone claims as 'truth' should stand up to scrutiny. If I say I'm at work, it should be verifiable by a source other than me. This is the part where the WT breaks down. Scrutinizing their 'truth' via outside sources opens up too many uncomfortable holes and is therefore treated with disdain and suspicion, and any JW choosing to do so is subject to possible apostacy charges if they don't immediately refrain and any non-JW who does so is viewed as Satan's puppet.
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  Oh those naughty Pharisees - thankfully we're nothing like those buggers...

  by poopsiecakes in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  ...or so the latest wt claims.

  (may 15th pages 28-30).

  it truly blows my mind that they can be this clueless about thier own pharisaical bent.. my favorite bit:.

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  As a side note to my list above - these are 'rules' that are followed with no scriptural back up. I deliberately left off stealing, adultery, murder etc.
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  Bloodplates... Can it Really be Justified?

  by mrbunyrabit in

  1. watchtower
  2. medical

  i was thinking about something.. getting a blood transfution.. thats wrong right?

  oky and theres allot of scriptures supporting that.. so is giving blood at a bloodbank allowed for witnesses?

  no, its not allowed.... oky so heres my question.... witnesses are allowed to use blood plates... where does those blood plates come from?.

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  poopsiecakes

  Oky and theres allot of scriptures supporting that.

  Can you name one?

  Welcome, btw!
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  Oh those naughty Pharisees - thankfully we're nothing like those buggers...

  by poopsiecakes in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  ...or so the latest wt claims.

  (may 15th pages 28-30).

  it truly blows my mind that they can be this clueless about thier own pharisaical bent.. my favorite bit:.

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  It seems to be a sort of Freudian thing to do this, I noticed at the K.Hall that the ones with particular personal problems would answer giving advice on those very problems, or worse, give a talk on the subject.

  Phizzy, this is so true!!!

  TD, interesting points about the Jewish system - I hadn't thought of the punishment aspect of the Law requiring a more detailed interpretation.