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  Are faders like me just cowards? Should I show my face?

  by Witness 007 in

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  i feel bad i just faded away and did not "come out" as an apostate hater.

  my mum died refusing blood and still i hang back my wife still has witness friends and goes to the memorial every year..

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  mynameislame

  I would say just fade. Every once in a while you run into an old JW friend and it's still nice to catch up.

  Making a statement about leaving isn't going to change anyone's mind.

  If you need closure address the people you need closure with.
  
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  Jehovah`s Witnesses owe their existence to Christendom`s groundwork.

  by smiddy3 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1.jehovah`s witnesses base their bible on christendoms determination of what books of scripture were to become what is known as the bible today,going back to the third century ad.. there were many ,many other books of scripture in existence at that time that these men decided in their own imperfect wisdom not to include them .. where it suited them the jw / gb would use the research of christendoms learned men who compiled bible dictionary`s and bible concordances.. 2.by far the vast majority of jehovah`s witnesses today are off-shoots of many of christendom`s religions from whom they poached members from and then gave birth to their own offspring to grow in numbers.. with all of there self praise of witnessing in all of the earth ,it is mainly wholly contained in lands where christendom has established the major religion of that land and jw`s have poached the most vulnerable people of that time.. 3.how many thousands of people have they converted in bangladesh ?

  pakistan ?

  china ?

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  mynameislame

  Thinking about it I'm surprised they didn't decide to add or remove a couple of books just to maintain their we're different but the same facade.
  
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  Larry King died of COVID

  by pistolpete in

  1. social
  2. current

  the reason i familiar with larry king is because of all his wives.

  king became well known for his repeat trips to the altar, marrying a total of eight times .

  in the resurrection, which woman does larry get?.

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  mynameislame

  In the resurrection, which woman does Larry get?

  I'm pretty sure there's an actual, not taken out of context, scripture that addresses that very question.
  
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  Havent gone to the kingdom hall in ten years but may have to go back...

  by Joliette in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  made a big mistake of talking about being raised as a jehovah's witness to some old friends and family.

  people have told me that i am still a jws even though i've never been baptized.

  i'm in school for social services, dealing with student loan debt, and a lot of other debt.

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  mynameislame

  You sound like you are full of excuses. Start thinking about how you can succeed.

  It sounds like you have an education, get a job that has insurance. And it sounds like you have nothing to lose right now so you really can't fail. Take any opportunity that comes along. Read books watch videos whatever it takes.

  I'm not a huge fan of Dave Ramsey but one thing I do agree on is that you need to stop waiting on someone else to take care of you. You need to do it for yourself.
  

  You have no dependents so even if you do get sick and owe millions to the hospitals so what? Not to mention you are worrying about something that hasn't happened yet.
  

  Having children won't help you either. Most likely they'll have their own debt to worry about. And they are expensive and need their own insurance.
  

  How is going to the KH going to get you health insurance? You know they won't help out if you get sick right? Even your family probably won't help out. Maybe if you are an exemplary JW be even then it's doubtful. Most likely they will tell you to rely on God. You don't need to be a JW to do that.
  

  
  
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  Challenging the teacher.

  by Jofi_Wofo in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  imagine the case where a student disagrees with his teacher's method, and believes that he knows a better way.

  the teacher realizes that if he kicks the student out of the classroom, the other students may begin to wonder if the teacher was hiding something.

  to settle the matter once and for all, the teacher gives the student a chance to prove himself.. wisely, the teacher takes a moment to lay down the parameters for the challenge.

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  mynameislame

  Let's not forget these "parameter" are written in a way that are hard to understand and almost nobody agrees on their exact meaning even though each of them claims to have inside information.

  Is this challenge something any mainstream religions teach?
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  No inetrest in Watchtower & Awake?

  by Ardian in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the watchtower and awake have been listed as the most popular magazines.the figures are astonishing.

  i am not sure whether it is based on reality or not.. source: https://tingtopten.com/2020/01/top-10-most-popular-magazines-in-the-world/.

  i have seen the link on many social media networks.

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  mynameislame

  An amateur site run by some guy in india. Probably trying to drive traffic to their site by enticing JWs and EXjws alike.

  https://www.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?checkAvail=1&domain=tingtopten.com
  
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  Witnessing letter that has gone viral

  by drzhivago73 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  here’s a link to a really cool letter that no witness can dispute.. jw letter.

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  mynameislame

  Searched for the first phone number at the bottom of the letter and came across this gem

  https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g48747-d12406917-Reviews-World_Headquarters_of_Jehovah_s_Witnesses-Tuxedo_Park_New_York.html
  
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  Food for thought ? Talking to a JW ?

  by smiddy3 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some questions you may like to ask a jehovah`s witness?.

  1.when did the modern day jw religion begin?

  we all know the stock answer to that q that they will give ,but persevere .. for the past 2000 years there has never been an organization known as jw.

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  mynameislame

  Problem is that being a JW is kind of a sweet gig. All the correct decisions will be made for you now. If you follow those decisions you get to live forever without ever having to think for yourself. Remember if you don't make any decisions then you can't make any mistakes.

  Do JWs ever think about their responsibility if the GB steers them in the wrong direction?
  
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  The governing body KNEW

  by FedUpJW in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  so i received an email from one of the used-to-be jw friends that now pretty much ignore me.

  it was haranguing me about "getting right with gee-ho'-vuh", and how imperative it was to "return to the organization".

  it continued on with the worn out argument that "the faithful and discreet slave know what we must do in order to be safe and to live, as gee-ho'-vuh brightens the light to them.

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  mynameislame

  LOL took them 99 years but they finally got one right!

  I'd be more impressed if there was a guy in horns in that picture
  
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  Omg! The latest Caleb and Sophie video!

  by nowwhat? in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  for those who think the organization is going more mainstream think again.

  so eating a leftover birthday cupcake is as bad a sin as peter betraying jesus!

  (see lloyd evans video) .

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  mynameislame

  I think the video is supposed to be about being afraid to stand up for what you believe but ended up being about not knowing enough about why you believe what you believe to stand up for it. Or maybe it was just thrown together without worrying whether or not it made sense.
  

  They probably used birthdays as a reminder of one of their "not a rule" rules.