Posts by breakfast of champions

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Malawi CRAP in April 15 2015 Watchtower

by Marvin Shilmer in

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near the top of page 15 in the april 15, 2015 watchtower shows a photo of the malawi congress party card made the center of jws being severely persecuted in malawi in the 60s, 70s and 80s.

the lie is furthered in this watchtower article is that the whole issue was over jws refusing to involve themselves in politics.

readers who want to know the whole story of what caused this persecution are invited to consider evidence in the following article presentations: .

breakfast of champions

Great couple of articles. Very interesting.

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Disturbing hidden image in w15 04/15 page 9 (Not DF image)

by campaign of hate in

could someone do me a favor and post the picture on page 9 on the above mentioned watchtower.. i'll point it out, very surprised no one else has picked up on this creepy image..

breakfast of champions

The image of the man spread out drinking a beer is me.

Case closed. 😉

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Parents under fire for failing to allow lifesaving blood transfusion to terminally ill son

by AndersonsInfo in

http://www.9news.com.au/national/2015/06/11/19/06/parents-under-fire-for-failing-to-allow-lifesaving-blood-transfusion-to-terminally-ill-son.

there is a video that can be seen at the above link that is worth watching.. the andersons.

7:10pm june 11, 2015 parents under fire for failing to allow lifesaving blood transfusion to terminally ill son.

breakfast of champions

OUTLAW - I absolutely LOVE your "shovel" comment on the first page of this thread.

Sure it's a bit dark, but hell -- so is life.

Don't see what the all the fuss is about.

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Recent Finds: How SPIRITISM is still attached to the 1914 doctrine

by Gilgamesh in

recent finds: how spiritism is still attached to the 1914 doctrine http://wp.me/p4cpzs-fr.

for the ad1914.com site, we'll be adding a section called "recent finds.

" i would like to continue adding some interesting bits and pieces from various forums, sites, blogs that are especially related to the 1914 doctrine.

How do you distinguish Americans?

by paulmolark in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igk4xvzwocw.

apparently americans are all chubby, baggy clothes wearing optimistic fast food eaters.

who knew.

breakfast of champions

I'm pessimistic and don't eat fast food. 😎

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Literature cart in front of public library?

by El_Guapo in

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i drove by a large public library today and saw not one but two literature carts (one on each side of the entrance) no more than 5-8 feet from the door.

i would have a valid complaint if i called the city right?

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Had to have a chuckle today when I saw this photo. it just sums everything up.

by joe134cd in

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http://www.watchtower.exposed/?p=658

breakfast of champions

As much as I don't doubt a picture like this is possible, I'm rather skeptical. . .. .

If it is photoshopped, they did a pretty good job!

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i'm stupid, right?

by embarrassed in

i am on here as another member, but even with a username and not revealing my identity, i am still too embarrassed to use it.

had to make up a new one.

that being said.... my boyfriend is watching pornography, and it seriously hurts my feelings.

The Case for Theism

by FusionTheism in

"theism" here means "belief in a god" or "the worldview that an intelligent designer created the universe and life.

" ("god" here means a being with a mind who initiated and/or wound-up the universe, and designed life on earth)the most common claim that i see atheists making on twitter, is that "no evidence" exists in support of belief in a god.this post will remove any excuse atheists have for claiming "no evidence exists" in support of an initiator.

atheists can still reject this evidence as "weak," but they cannot truthfully say it does not exist.now, it is true that we do not have "observable, repeatable, falsifiable, empirical, scientific" evidence conclusively proving that an initiator exists, but we do have many lines of philisophical, experiential, and logical evidence.and... here... we... go:1:) many leading scientists, including stephen hawking, say that the space-time-matter universe had a beginning at the singularity/big bang.

breakfast of champions

If I had to categorize myself regarding my beliefs, I would say I am atheist.

If I had to categorize myself regarding my knowledge of God/gods/the supernatural, the most honest answer would be that I am agnostic.

But. . . . . . If I did want to make a case for God, I think I could. Here it is:

Beer and music.

Anyone care to argue with this? ;)

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My Story of Waking Up - in retrospect

by cappytan in

so, many of y'all know bits and pieces of my story of waking up, but i thought it might be nice to have it all in one place.. i was baptized at 11, auxiliary pioneered every summer, regular pioneer at 17, ministerial servant by 19, then went to bethel for a year.. i always had minor doubts from time to time, but nothing serious.

always dismissed doubts and decided to "just have faith.".

after leaving bethel, i was never really firing on all cylinders "spiritually speaking.

breakfast of champions

Really enjoyed reading your bio, CAPPYTAN!

I think the "tight pants" event was a turning point for not a few people.

Up to that point, my wife had been on the fence, or in a state of "what if they are right?" The zone visit put her doubts to rest. . . .

She also came home from the meeting and googled Anthony Morris. . . . and read EVERYTHING. "Who is this guy? Who the hell does he think he is?"

In her googling she came across jwsurvey.com and I said, "Honey, just to let you know, that is definitely an apostate site. . . . "

"I don't care!"

That was a turning point for me too. After that, I told my wife I'm done. Bye-bye meetings. That was my last one. (I did go to the memorial out of respect for my inlaws)