Oh snap they just caught them with their own elder book on not having supporters for the victims!
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McClellan spanking the Spanx man hard! Gettin good now! -
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I can see how the Spanx-man has gotten up the JW ladder, definitely a brown nosing smooth talker. -
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He also made the excellent point that they have listened to victims and made them comfortable, in that if a victim wants to speak to a woman, they accommodate that. He then suggested there needed to be a similar outlet in the JW religion. Lawyer knew there would never, ever be a way that a woman would be involved in stuff like that in the KH. -
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McClellan is tearing this guy to shreds, haha lawyer bailing, I don't wish to take up any more of your time. -
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Haha dude just called his bluff...it has to come from New York right??
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Damn, they have souls over there at the RC and aren't going to summon him... -
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Urgent - ABC Aust Reporter requesting information
by Listener inthis has been posted minutes ago by an australian news reporter.
urgent urgent urgent.
i am a producer at abc television in sydney.
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LOL an interview. Someone needs to inform her that Christs brothers don't do no interview.
She will have to ambush him, but I would love to see that!
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Not a Choice for Christians
Whatever health instructors may say to the contrary, yoga does not stop with physical exercises. The book Hindu Manners, Customs and Ceremonies relates the experiences of two yoga novitiates who were under the guidance of a guru. One is quoted as saying: “I made superhuman efforts to hold my breath as long as possible, and only breathed when I was on the point of fainting. . . . One day, at high noon, I thought I saw a bright moon, which seemed to move and sway from side to side. Another time I imagined myself enveloped in thick darkness at midday. My director . . . was greatly pleased when I mentioned these visions to him. . . . The time was not far distant, he assured me, when I should experience much more surprising results from my penance.” The second man relates: “He obliged me to stare at the sky every day without blinking my eyes or changing my position. . . . Sometimes I thought I saw sparks of fire in the air; at others I seemed to see fiery globes and other meteors. My teacher was much pleased with the success of my efforts.”
The strange sights were evidently what the gurus felt were proper results along the way to the true aim of yogic exercises. Yes, the ultimate goal of yoga is moksha, explained as the merging with some impersonal great spirit. It is described as “the (intentional) stopping of the spontaneous activity of the mind stuff.” This is clearly contrary to the goal set out for Christians, who are given the admonition: “Present your bodies a sacrifice living, holy, acceptable to God, a sacred service with your power of reason. And quit being fashioned after this system of things, but be transformed by making your mind over, that you may prove to yourselves the good and acceptable and perfect will of God.”—Romans 12:1, 2.
The choice of what physical exercise to pursue is a personal one. Christians, however, would not allow anything—be it bodily training, eating, drinking, clothing, entertainment, or something else—to mar their relationship with Jehovah God. (1 Corinthians 10:31) For those exercising simply for the sake of their health, there are many avenues available that do not involve exposure to the dangers of spiritism and occultism. By keeping clear of practices and beliefs that are rooted in false religion, we may look forward to God’s blessing of a righteous new system of things in which we can enjoy perfect health in body and mind for an eternity.—2 Peter 3:13; Revelation 21:3, 4.
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Along with what Mephis just stated wasn't the smackdown put on Yoga a few years back?? Because that is sooooo extreme!