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Posts by Spade
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Rich Man and Lazarus
by Ding ini have never understood the watchtower's explanation of the rich man and lazarus story jesus told in luke 16. of course, they don't believe jesus is talking about what happens in an "afterlife" after people die.. but from the watchtower's point of view:.
1. who are the five brothers?.
2. why can't lazarus go witness to them?
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Religious Hate Crimes
by Spade injehovah's witnesses derived their policy of excommunication from 1 corinthians 5:9-13, a small fraction of religious text compared to the overall compendium of religious books that the world's religions revolve around.
in my letter i wrote you to quit mixing in company with fornicators, not [meaning] entirely with the fornicators of this world or the greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters.
otherwise, you would actually have to get out of the world.
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Spade
I was never a member so I never left. How does this effect me? This is bull, that I should have talk to whatever people about these things. That's why I don't even care for religion in itself if you have to deal with sh-t like this.
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Religious Hate Crimes
by Spade injehovah's witnesses derived their policy of excommunication from 1 corinthians 5:9-13, a small fraction of religious text compared to the overall compendium of religious books that the world's religions revolve around.
in my letter i wrote you to quit mixing in company with fornicators, not [meaning] entirely with the fornicators of this world or the greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters.
otherwise, you would actually have to get out of the world.
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Spade
Whatever I'm being shown here in the way of information, it's up to each individual to decide how they act on it. I can't control the actions of others. I'm not a theist, but not every person has to share the exact same religious beliefs to be compatible with others.
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Religious Hate Crimes
by Spade injehovah's witnesses derived their policy of excommunication from 1 corinthians 5:9-13, a small fraction of religious text compared to the overall compendium of religious books that the world's religions revolve around.
in my letter i wrote you to quit mixing in company with fornicators, not [meaning] entirely with the fornicators of this world or the greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters.
otherwise, you would actually have to get out of the world.
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Spade
"Whatever you perceive on here as hate pales next to the hatred taught by your wife's newfound cult."
What hatred is taught by the cult?
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Religious Hate Crimes
by Spade injehovah's witnesses derived their policy of excommunication from 1 corinthians 5:9-13, a small fraction of religious text compared to the overall compendium of religious books that the world's religions revolve around.
in my letter i wrote you to quit mixing in company with fornicators, not [meaning] entirely with the fornicators of this world or the greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters.
otherwise, you would actually have to get out of the world.
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Spade
"Okay, run along.
Whatever you perceive on here as hate pales next to the hatred taught by your wife's newfound cult."
Who's you to speak unless you have some prior experience.
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Religious Hate Crimes
by Spade injehovah's witnesses derived their policy of excommunication from 1 corinthians 5:9-13, a small fraction of religious text compared to the overall compendium of religious books that the world's religions revolve around.
in my letter i wrote you to quit mixing in company with fornicators, not [meaning] entirely with the fornicators of this world or the greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters.
otherwise, you would actually have to get out of the world.
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Spade
Jehovah's Witnesses appear to be Bible conformists. They've obviously formulated a judicial procedure to address what was stated in 1 Corinthians 5:9-13. I didn't attend my wife's prior church and won't be attending this one, but whatever the case, I can't participate in some hate campaign toward my wife's religion.
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Spade
Now that the letter's out in the open, several murders would attract the attention of the FBI if it had any real merit. It's not exactly a cold case that would be swept under the rug. They could likely chart the unsolved murder cases to the fugitive.
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Spade
Several murders? If this man is a “fugitive” several murders would be of interest to the authorities. Why is it the letter has been leaked but not the man's identity?
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Can we trust this website? (About the subject in which Jehovah's Witnesses were a NGO)
by possible-san incan we trust this website?.
watchtower as a united nations ngo - critical look at the conspiracy theory.
http://www.jehovahsjudgment.co.uk/watchtower-un-ngo/.
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Spade
"Hi Possible,
No you cannot trust that website. It's owner, "thirdwitness" he calls himself, is a lying deceptive active Witness.
He came on this board for a while and was well and truely thrashed. He left with his tail between his legs."
Hmmm... I think any active Witness that comes on this board would be the target of acidic hate. This simply gives credence that this discussion board is the death cult and the discussion board's religious theme is just an html address.
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Religious Hate Crimes
by Spade injehovah's witnesses derived their policy of excommunication from 1 corinthians 5:9-13, a small fraction of religious text compared to the overall compendium of religious books that the world's religions revolve around.
in my letter i wrote you to quit mixing in company with fornicators, not [meaning] entirely with the fornicators of this world or the greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters.
otherwise, you would actually have to get out of the world.
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Spade
Jehovah's Witnesses derived their policy of excommunication from 1 Corinthians 5:9-13, a small fraction of religious text compared to the overall compendium of religious books that the world's religions revolve around.
In my letter I wrote you to quit mixing in company with fornicators, not [meaning] entirely with the fornicators of this world or the greedy persons and extortioners or idolaters. Otherwise, you would actually have to get out of the world. But now I am writing you to quit mixing in company with anyone called a brother that is a fornicator or a greedy person or an idolater or a reviler or a drunkard or an extortioner, not even eating with such a man. For what do I have to do with judging those outside? Do you not judge those inside, while God judges those outside? “Remove the wicked [man] from among yourselves.” 1 Corinthians 5:9-13
The conceptual here can be picked up by any Bible based religious group. Jehovah's Witnesses have incorporated this Bible based policy into their belief system.
http://www.sixscreensofthewatchtower.com/1hatred.html
Can you imagine a religious organization that professes to be Christian but commits some of the most heinous hate crimes in the world? Do you know of any religious organization that enforces and encourages hatred toward those who leave? Although denied by Jehovah's Witnesses, the Watchtower Society is one such religious organization. The leaders of the Watchtower organization masterfully paint flawless "Christian" reputations for their followers, glazing the surface to conceal deep rooted hatred. The strictly enforced policies from the Watchtower Society deny all loyal members from any association with those who have left the so-called "truth", including family members and lifetime friends. When a person becomes baptized within the Watchtower organization and later frees themselves from the bona fide cult, they are expelled or "disfellowshipped" from the organization. Watchtower leaders provide loyal followers with strict instruction to have nothing to do with a "disfellowshipped" person, not even saying hello to them. Much of the Watchtower Society's literature is tantamount to spiritual pornography with clearly defined inflammatory instructions encouraging Jehovah's Witnesses to hate other people. An ongoing malicious campaign of hate, an "us vs. them" attitude is clearly seen within this quasi-religious and spiritual supremacist group. Members believe in the superiority of their "religion" over all other religions. In this arena of spiritual elitism, spiritual lynching runs rampant. A continuous condemning of all other faiths is readily seen. By fostering these extremist views, Watchtower members are displaying unrestrained and overt hatred. This clearly makes the Jehovah's Witnesses an easy to recognize "hate group". Fellow members participating in encouraged and enforced hatred include: the Aryan Nation, the Ku Klux Klan, and radical Islamic groups. This dangerous and destructive atmosphere is harmful and can do an enormous amount of damage in society. Former Jehovah's Witnesses who attempt to expose these dangerous and destructive tactics of the Watchtower Society are labeled as "apostates", and Watchtower leaders falsely accuse such ones as leaving Jehovah to be on Satan's side. Jehovah's Witnesses loathe apostates more than they would a murderer or a pedophile, frightened to even look at such ones. This fear is so extreme that if a Jehovah's Witness encounters a so-called apostate within a grocery store, they will find the nearest produce stand to hide behind, as if they were under physical attack. Watchtower leaders intentionally instill this fear to prevent loyal followers and their financial contributions from leaving, realizing exposure to such "apostates" will enable them to discover the real "truth" behind the Watchtower Society. Through examining the following information one can transparently determine that the supposed "spiritual food" from Jehovah is nothing more than spiritual poison clouding the minds of loyal followers and preventing them from leaving this multi-billion dollar sales corporation.Because of “sacred” religious text, Islamic fundamentalists incorporate a physically violent agenda into their religion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jihad
Within classical Islamic jurisprudence—the development of which is to be dated into the first few centuries after the prophets death—jihad is the only form of warfare permissible under Islamic law, and may consist in wars against unbelievers, apostates, rebels, highway robbers and dissenters renouncing the authority of Islam.
In the UK and USA, Christianity has been modernized unlike Islamic fundamentalist states with a reputation for sponsoring terrorism. This creates some ambiguity for the topic at hand. Jehovah's Witnesses may put into practice certain agendas as instructed by the religious text that their religion is based on, but the focus here seems to be somewhat misguided into a religious group instead of the root cause of a religious group's actions. So what's the conclusion to be reached? The overall paradigm of Christianity is sinister, or just Jehovah's Witnesses?