we all know the jw view of abortion before leaving but what about now?
how have your views changed?
i used to secretly cheer when i heard that women had gained more rights concerning abortions.
Tyydyy,
if you allow me, I'd rather respond to your question with a question:
When do you believe the fetus becomes a baby, a human life?
"The God that comes before skepticism may bear little resemblence to the God that comes after."
(M. Scott Peck: The Road Less Traveled)
i ask you this because i saw a lot of hypocrisy in the org but i still have sometime this old fear of armageddon with a feeling a culpability.
should i do some research on my own about all the lies of the wbts?
what did you do to find a goal in your life?
What did I do to free my mind from Watchtower thinking?
oh, let me count the ways...
1. Contacted the best and brightest JWs I knew, including elders, pioneers, annointed, a high-ranking Bethel official, to ask them my questions.
2. Contacted the best and the brightest Ex-JWs I knew of and asked them my questions. (Thanks Ron Frye and Ray Franz, and Randy Watters, Marilyn on the Helpline)
3. Read the Bible.
4. Did a multi-year study of JW doctrines.
5. Read Crisis of Conscience, In Search of Christian Freedom, Index of Watchtower Errors, Witnesses of Jehovah
5. Attended churches and got to know these so called "Future dead people" that were nicer, smarter, more Christian than JWs could ever hope to be.
6. Hang out on JW.com.
7. Began building a new life that reflected my interests and hobbies, and began to surround myself with people that stimulate my mind, and are warm and caring.
8. Read more great books, saw more great films.
9. Found a new spirituality, one unencumbered by fundy or JW bias.
"The God that comes before skepticism may bear little resemblence to the God that comes after."
(M. Scott Peck: The Road Less Traveled)
http://news.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/11/18/nhs118.xml&ssh%20eet=/news/2001/11/18/ixhome.html .
ultrasound 'melts' away fat without surgery or dieting .
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Changing ingrained eating habits is so much harder than the quick fixes offered by diet products companies. Pigging out seems to be the favorite American pasttime. Lord knows, I've done my share.
For the last two weeks I've been dieting and eating very small meals every three to four hours, so about six times a day. Not only has my energy stayed consistent, it's amazing how much money I haven't spent on eating regular meals out and food. The love handles are melting away too. Maybe soon I'll be Skinny Dude instead of Mega Dude.
"The God that comes before skepticism may bear little resemblence to the God that comes after."
(M. Scott Peck: The Road Less Traveled)
here's the chance to finally find out what we suspected all along:.
are you evil?
find out at http://www.emode.com/emode/tests/evil.jsp.
Hmm, the *good association* here on JW.com must be helping.
Good news — you're just a little evil, which means you're very human. But it's time to make a decision: Either shut out that damn conscience and be really bad, or start living life like a saint. Get more info on your evilness — sign up with Emode.com.
"The God that comes before skepticism may bear little resemblence to the God that comes after."
(M. Scott Peck: The Road Less Traveled)
for xena and billygoat..... when you're from texas, people that you meet ask you questions.
like, do you have any cows?
" it's nice to be able to say yes.. they ask you, "do you have horses?
Texas has the best-looking "apostate" women!
If you have any doubt, look at the two pics above my pointy head.
Gotta love Texas!
"The God that comes before skepticism may bear little resemblence to the God that comes after."
(M. Scott Peck: The Road Less Traveled)
hey,.
how about we get together and play some on-line games?.
yahoo has great card games.. or how about some chess.. .
lost many a product hour at work playing Doom with my coworkers. One of the guys in an adjoining cubicle would shout "Load 'er up!" And in 10 seconds we'd be running around chasing each other with shotguns, chainsaws, or my personal fave, the BFG gun. Remember how when that glowing ball would turn your opponent into a slag heap of bloody flesh and throw it across the room. LOL!
Half Life was fun as a stand-alone game. A new era in gaming.
hey,.
how about we get together and play some on-line games?.
yahoo has great card games.. or how about some chess.. .
Bboy,
is the multiplayer demo for Castle Wolfenstein available for download from anywhere? The original Wolfenstein was my first computer game ever. Even though it was pixel city, I loved it. And Doom, and Syndicate, Command & Conquer, Fields of Glory, Quake...
(Sees the need to start attending a gamers anonymous group in the near future.)
hey,.
how about we get together and play some on-line games?.
yahoo has great card games.. or how about some chess.. .
Wanna,
LOLOLOLOLOLOL
Yeah, you could do a publisher rush. All those little units swinging their gay bookbags over their heads!!!!
hey,.
how about we get together and play some on-line games?.
yahoo has great card games.. or how about some chess.. .
Simon,
How does Red Alert 2 play online? What kind of attack do most players use? Are you Russia or America? The bad guys were usually the best opponent to be ala NOD.
(Feels Red Alert addiction coming back.)
hey,.
how about we get together and play some on-line games?.
yahoo has great card games.. or how about some chess.. .
Wanna, I went by the tag "Pillager" back then.
Ah, the days of the tank rush. There was certainly nothing relaxing about playing that game. LOL. Pure adrenaline rush.
Salivating over Red Alert II.
