SweetBabyCheezits

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  Does anyone here still believe in the Devil?

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  if so what do you think he / she / it is?.

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  Gladiator: When it comes to the Bible - the devil is in the detail.

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  Does anyone here still believe in the Devil?

  by cantleave in

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  if so what do you think he / she / it is?.

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  what sins were the people in Noah's day committing that deserved worldwide destruction?

  I can tell you this: the infants and children were GUILTY of being born into SIN! How dare they think they have a right to live like that! Thank god he wiped them off the earth by drowning them. It's always best to give little ones the death penalty before they're old enough to decide whether they want to follow mommy & daddy's course of life. Nip it in the bud early, that's what I say.

  BTS: It's greatest success was having the Son executed.

  It's greatest success turns out be the very thing that vanquishes it. It was its greatest failure.

  The serpent bit the heel, yet that very action is what allowed the heel to crush the serpent's head.

  Are we still talking about a literal spirit being? If so, for being one of the most intelligent minds in the universe, Satan is a poor strategist. So God sent his beloved son (or himself, if you believe that way) to earth to die for Adam's sin, right? It sounds like Satan did exactly what was expected of him to fulfill God's will. Why should that be held against him?

  If Satan were half as smart as people credit him, I'd think he would've made sure NOTHING happened to Jesus. Protect him and let him die of old age (if that's possible for a half-spirit breed). Why would he work in harmony with God's righteous plan and help fulfill the "prophecies"? Seems counterproductive. Ol' Satan's not too sharp. It almost seems like he's a character written into a novel by someone who wasn't smart enough to bestow anything above a 10 year old's intelligence into that character's actions.
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  Looking for letters between elder and Society on blood issue

  by SweetBabyCheezits in

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  when i was lurking earlier this year, i came across correspondence (several letters spanning many years) between an elder and the branch regarding the blood policy.

  if i remember correctly, the elder started off humbly asking for additional information so as to reason with professionals in the medical field, with whom he had regular contact through his job.

  by the last letter, he had stepped aside after being blown off repeatedly ("let the matter rest").. i cannot remember any decent search criteria.

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  Thank you, TD, you scholarly son of a beast.
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  Name Something Positive About Jehovah's Witnesses

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  i'll start.. they are a happy joyful group..

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  The windows of our cities have never been cleaner.

  Ditto for urinals.
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  Looking for letters between elder and Society on blood issue

  by SweetBabyCheezits in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  when i was lurking earlier this year, i came across correspondence (several letters spanning many years) between an elder and the branch regarding the blood policy.

  if i remember correctly, the elder started off humbly asking for additional information so as to reason with professionals in the medical field, with whom he had regular contact through his job.

  by the last letter, he had stepped aside after being blown off repeatedly ("let the matter rest").. i cannot remember any decent search criteria.

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  When I was lurking earlier this year, I came across correspondence (several letters spanning many years) between an elder and the branch regarding the blood policy. If I remember correctly, the elder started off humbly asking for additional information so as to reason with professionals in the medical field, with whom he had regular contact through his job. By the last letter, he had stepped aside after being blown off repeatedly ("let the matter rest").

  I cannot remember any decent search criteria. Anyone else remember this? I'd like to get my hands on those letters again.

  Thanks in advance!

  SBC
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  Name Something Positive About Jehovah's Witnesses

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  They've prevented an untold number of cases of torn frenulum (linguae) in husbands.
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  Name Something Positive About Jehovah's Witnesses

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  Name Something Positive About Jehovah's Witnesses

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  Yeah, LWT, you really need to publish these as complete list somewhere. Great job.
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  Name Something Positive About Jehovah's Witnesses

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  They're like Scrubbing Bubbles when it comes to thinking: They do all the work so you don't have toooooooo!
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  Name Something Positive About Jehovah's Witnesses

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  SweetBabyCheezits

  They don't quibble over the hair a man grows below the neck or above the lip.