Empty just might be a member of the Governing Body.
Watching and listening to our every move.
Sssssssshhh.
neyank
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Hey 'empty' say summat !
by ISP inanyone got any thing out of 'empty' in the chat room recently.
i was there for hours and nothing!.
isp
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Hey 'empty' say summat !
by ISP inanyone got any thing out of 'empty' in the chat room recently.
i was there for hours and nothing!.
isp
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neyank
Empty is busy contimplating the meaning of life.
When he finds his answer, he will change his name to Full.
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Hi Latte,
Mines an easy one.
I'm a yankee living in New England.
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Superbowl Prediction Time!
by ISP intired of being disappointed when predictions dont come true?
ever thought you could do better yourself?
why not give it a try....................... .
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OK.
I think the N.E.Patriots are going to win.
Oh wait a minute,the Patriots aren't in it.
I guess I'll pick the Giants by 7.
But next year, the Patriots will be there.
Don't you all agree????
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God Changing Chosen Peoples
by eyes_opened inmy huband posed something to me yesterday that i had never even thought of before.
he said, wouldn't it be possible that if a group <ie.
jehovahs witnesses> fell out of gods favor, what would stop him from choosing another group?
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Hi thinker,
That's a good question.
Why is it that people in general tend to be followers and rely on certain people to tell them what is right and wrong?
Could it be that it's easier for people to do that?
Could it be that some don't want to do the work of finding the "truth" for themselves so they rely on others to find it for them?
It is easier to blame someone else for mistakes even if we are the ones that blindly followed.
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God Changing Chosen Peoples
by eyes_opened inmy huband posed something to me yesterday that i had never even thought of before.
he said, wouldn't it be possible that if a group <ie.
jehovahs witnesses> fell out of gods favor, what would stop him from choosing another group?
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Hi mommy,
I like your analogy.
The bible is basically like a cook book.
It's been around for a long time and it has many translations.
And of course there have been many "chefs" down thru the years trying to tell us the proper way to interpret it.
How many changes have been made in the bible?
There's no way for us to know.
That's why I believe as time goes on and we get closer to the final stages of this system, God will let us all know without a doubt the real truth about Him and at that time, we will make a choice.
Just my thoughts.
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New to Board
by LeeHiker inhi to everyone,just found this board yesterday.at first i thought.
this was "big rays" board,but i guess not,lol.i've been hanging out .
at h20 for the past 2yrs and learned quite a bit about the wbts,some.
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Hi LeeHiker,
I know what you mean about H2O.
That's the first board I found when I started questioning the WTS.
I also learned a lot about the org. from there.
I have only been on there for a year.
Welcome to this board.
Lots of great folks.
:-)
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NON JW ENGAGED TO A JW
by Cj inhello all!!
i am 22 years old and very much in love with my fiance.we have overcome many obstacles and have many more to overcome but they have all been worth it..my fiance was raised as a jw and i was raised as a catholic.i am non-practising and am considering converting to his beliefs.i have been doing alot of research and,truthfully,i am not in agreement with most of what i have learned.i know that we have to reach some sort of religious agreement before getting married and bringing children into the picture.i am feeling overwhelmed.i love him with all my heart and soul.i am christian and pary to god as opposed to jehovah..to me they are one and the same...his parents don't approve of me due to my upbringing..his father is a "minister".my father doesn't approve of my fiance because we are of different races....does anyone have any encouraging words?suggestions?.
christina {cj.
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Hi waiting,
Good advice. You smart person you.ps. I'm still waiting for an invitation to the wedding so I can see the Drifters. :-)
Ok. If not, can you at least tape them singing? :-)neyank
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NON JW ENGAGED TO A JW
by Cj inhello all!!
i am 22 years old and very much in love with my fiance.we have overcome many obstacles and have many more to overcome but they have all been worth it..my fiance was raised as a jw and i was raised as a catholic.i am non-practising and am considering converting to his beliefs.i have been doing alot of research and,truthfully,i am not in agreement with most of what i have learned.i know that we have to reach some sort of religious agreement before getting married and bringing children into the picture.i am feeling overwhelmed.i love him with all my heart and soul.i am christian and pary to god as opposed to jehovah..to me they are one and the same...his parents don't approve of me due to my upbringing..his father is a "minister".my father doesn't approve of my fiance because we are of different races....does anyone have any encouraging words?suggestions?.
christina {cj.
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Hi Cj,
I agree with what thinkers wife has said.
There are many strings attached to being a JW.
You must realize before tying the knot, that if he is strong in the JW faith your whole world will change.
Not only will you be marrying him, you will also be marrying the JW religion.
You may be in love at the moment, but if you aren't ready to become a JW, that love can turn into a nightmare.
Learn all you can about the WBTS.
There are many that have been thru what your thinking about doing.
I'm sure they'll be happy to give their advice.
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Hi Latte,
Welcome to the board.
Pull up a seat and make yourself at home.
Theres a great bunch of people here.
Jump in whenever you feel like.
:-)
neyank