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  Stupid WT Q's : Is It Wise or Safe to Keep a Dog?  Demons—How Can We Resist Them?

  by Sea Breeze in

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  yes, that is an actual question in the awake magazine.

  jw kids lives are already miserable enough trying to obey all the ignorant rules of the wt.. no sports, no school dance, no holidays.... just field service.

  as if that isn't enough.... let's take away their puppy dogs too!.

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  luckynedpepper

  How about the article in support of obeying caesar's law when it comes to interacial marriage and dating?
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  question for those who either aux pioneered pioneered

  by enoughisenough in

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  2. experiences

  how many of you would have spent the hours "pioneering" if it weren't for the pats on the back and being looked up to as someone special in the congregation?

  i will admit that back in late 1970's i attempted to aux pioneer during a campaign because it was promoted and seemed the right thing to do,but i didn't get the hours and it was stressful trying to...and i didn't feel like a cheerful giver.

  i never attempted it again.

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  luckynedpepper

  I did it cuz it was the "right thing to do". My parents pushed it hard. I was a year or two late on the softening of the college WT article.

  I did two years as a regular auxiliary. I rarely hit my hours- No one worked past 3pm. No pioneers took me on a bible study. It was hellacious. There werent even any cute girl pioneers.
  
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  Upbringing

  by punkofnice in

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  2. beliefs

  i was brought up as a born-in(tm) here in the uk.

  it wasn't until i was 50 that the scales fell from my eyes, i woke up, got da'd from the cult and my wife was advised to leave me by the elders whom i had served with on the boe.

  one of which i know wanted to schtupf her.

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  luckynedpepper

  i too am 50. I've really come clean with my waking this year, but it did begin as long as 10 years ago.

  I dont know how much time has past since 50 for you, but it does seem like you are carrying a lot of anger. Perhaps that is when you are making a point, or and need to get your feelings out. I feel like i am moving past it already. Do you feel like your feelings have improved at all since waking?
  
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  So who knows/knew William Malenfant?

  by L3G in

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  2. friends

  since a previous thread is getting comments that this guy may become a new gb member, the topic above is worth pursuing.

  here's what i found out by searching so far---in other words, not much.

  surely others must know something about the guy.. http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/beliefs/198944/1/william-malenfant-learn-from-me-mp3-trinidad-2010-zone-talk.

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  luckynedpepper

  Wasn't Gillies "embarrased" as part of some sort of court record or lawsuit?
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  Federal court in Montana asked to impose sanctions on Watch Tower and its top lawyers Brumley and Taylor

  by Corney in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  in two child abuse cases litigated in a us district court in montana, plaintiffs recently filed identical motions for sanctions against watch tower pa, philip brumley (general counsel for whq/wt) and joel taylor (associate general counsel for wt), accusing them of lying to court and vexatiously delaying the case:.

  here, with the hope that the court would dismiss plaintiffs’ cases against wtpa, in-house counsel brumley signed affidavits that were materially false and intentionally misleading.

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  luckynedpepper

  https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17122535/1/rowland-v-watchtower-bible-and-tract-society-of-new-york-inc/

  https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17099295/caekaert-v-watchtower-bible-and-tract-society-of-new-york-inc/

  Looks like sanctions were awarded in two different Montana cases yesterday
  
  
  
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  Federal court in Montana asked to impose sanctions on Watch Tower and its top lawyers Brumley and Taylor

  by Corney in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  in two child abuse cases litigated in a us district court in montana, plaintiffs recently filed identical motions for sanctions against watch tower pa, philip brumley (general counsel for whq/wt) and joel taylor (associate general counsel for wt), accusing them of lying to court and vexatiously delaying the case:.

  here, with the hope that the court would dismiss plaintiffs’ cases against wtpa, in-house counsel brumley signed affidavits that were materially false and intentionally misleading.

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  luckynedpepper

  Anybody with a link to the Court's ruling on this? O'Donnell has referenced sanctions were awarded.
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  A new generation of anointed that will not pass away.

  by Fisherman in

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  obviously, the older “ anointed ” from 1914 died.

  and because they were anointed, they hopefully went to heaven.

  in the first century though, a newer generation did not replace the old.

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  luckynedpepper

  That is not a new concept. But part of the original definition of generation taught by wt in the early 1900,

  i call BS. There is not definition of generation that includes two people from disparate times that simply overlap lives. Apparently the last veteran of the American Civil War died in 1956. As my dad likes to say, "Does that make me a part of the Civil War generation?"
  
  
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  Quick builds

  by moley in

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  what was the standard of quick builds.

  did they cut corners, ignore building regulations, were they unsafe .

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  luckynedpepper

  ive asked the same question; when are we having the undedication ceremony? More importantly, if we dont support Babylon the Great, maybe we should demolish the building, and sell it as undeveloped land. After all, the building has been bought and paid for and not by WTBTS
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  New Light, New Light!

  by BoogerMan in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  more accurately known as a reversal of a long held 'truth.'.

  september 2022 study watchtower - par.

  14 p. 18 - "in the past, we understood jesus’ words to refer to the deeds the resurrected ones will practice after their resurrection; that is, some will come to life and practice good things while others will come to life and practice vile things.

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  luckynedpepper

  nevermind, you reference Par 14 above. Comment withdrawn

  So- Who the F#*k does this paragraph 17 in this weeks lesson apply to?

  Does this mean that everyone will be resurrected to life on earth during the Thousand Year Reign? No. Those who wickedly rejected the opportunity to serve Jehovah before their death will not be raised to life. They had their chance and proved that they were not worthy of life on paradise earth.
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  A little boy will lead them [i.e. the wolf...the leopard...the lion. Is. 11:6-9]

  by Wonderment in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  don't know if this subject has been touched on here before, but i have wondered at times, how much literalness can be applied to this messianic prophecy within a paradise setting (assuming one probable interpretation of is.

  the wt presents a mental image of complete harmony between animal and mankind.. does this biblical passage somehow indicate that existing wild beasts will feed on vegetation alone.

  animals are not spoken of living forever in the bible.

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  luckynedpepper

  This was included in a part from the Friday afternoon session of the 2022 Regional broadcast.

  They have clearly "cooled" in saying that animals would eat literal straw or dust.