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  Geoffrey Jackson - Royal Commission Live Hearing Now!

  by LostinJapan in

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  https://www.childabuseroyalcommission.gov.au/case-study/636f01a5-50db-4b59-a35e-a24ae07fb0ad/case-study-29,-july-2015,-sydney.

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  Not loading ... probably too much traffic as Marvin says.
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  Something terrible has just happened

  by Crazyguy in

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  the neighbor child came over to play with my youngest child.

  i think she's about 4 maybe 5. well anyway there was some strawberries out on the counter and she asked if she could have one and i said no.

  when i looked over later i saw her sneak one.

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  QC – it's not that bad of an analogy assuming that she's probably got access to some strawberries or other fruit at her own home. CrazyGuy just refused that she eat the strawberry that was rightfully his. Her eating of his strawberry did indeed challenge his authority and so he needed to deal with it.
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  If you could ask Geoffrey Jackson one question that he had to answer what would it be?

  by jwleaks in

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  what question would you ask geoffrey jackson, as a member of the governing body of jehovah's witnesses, to answer?

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  jw leaks.

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  Why do you elevate the interests of the organization above the interests of the suffering innocent individual?

  (At this point demonstrate the reams of information and testimony that prove it to be so)

  Did Jesus ever do that? Could you show us where?

  (At this point hand him the silver sword)
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  Mr Jackson declines to appear in RC

  by StarTrekAngel in

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  2. bible

  http://www.jw-archive.org/post/125844213823/geoffrey-jackson-declines-to-appear-before#at_pco=cfd-1.0&at_ab=per-15&at_pos=0&at_tot=14&at_si=55c27690475c6bb3

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  The $1000 is irrelevant. If they issue a summons and he refuses, the press and many websites will have a field day.
  
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  Is the Commisioner aware that there are internal rules vs what they are being given?

  by thedepressedsoul in

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  i have been following the events taken place in australia and i cannot help but notice that the jw's are feeding them a bunch of bull.

  it reminds me of the faq on jw.org.

  we all know there is a very different internal view/teaching than the jw.org faq would lead you to believe.

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  I have emailed them from personal experience some specific information on published rules vs practical application.
  
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  @ RC: "For evolution to be true..."

  by Scully in

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  2. beliefs

  according to a jw contact, one of the speakers at the regional conventiontm stated that "for evolution to be true, two of the same kind would have had to evolve at the same time; one would have to be male and the other would have to be female, and then they would have to find each other".

  apparently the crowd had a good laugh over how evolutionists overlook such a simple "fact".. i mentioned that bacteria and viruses use asexual reproduction, and that many sea creatures / fish, etc.

  are hermaphrodite and do not require a sexual partner to produce offspring.. oddly enough, the conversation stopped there.

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  I'm ordering "Power, Sex and Suicide" from Amazon. Thanks. There is much here that I know nothing about.

  I note that the write up on Amazon cites Steve Jones as one of his scientific forebears. I find Jones extremely informative, but sometimes frustrating in that he sometimes makes some unsubstantiated assertions outside of his field of expertise.

  The Lane book looks good though and I will give it a read.
  
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  @ RC: "For evolution to be true..."

  by Scully in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  according to a jw contact, one of the speakers at the regional conventiontm stated that "for evolution to be true, two of the same kind would have had to evolve at the same time; one would have to be male and the other would have to be female, and then they would have to find each other".

  apparently the crowd had a good laugh over how evolutionists overlook such a simple "fact".. i mentioned that bacteria and viruses use asexual reproduction, and that many sea creatures / fish, etc.

  are hermaphrodite and do not require a sexual partner to produce offspring.. oddly enough, the conversation stopped there.

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  @Cofty

  Flamegrilled - What is the fundamental difference between male and female?

  Men are from Mars and Women from Venus ?? I don't know.

  I read what you subsequently wrote, and don't discount it. Do you have a good source for researching this in a bit more depth? I'd really like to understand it better.

  As far as some fungi having 36,000 sexes that is fascinating. But what does it mean in practice? I'm guessing that in the case of such a fungus then the chance of any two chosen at random being able to reproduce would essentially be 35999/36000. Is that basically how it would work?
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  The lion king mufasa in today's WT?

  by purrpurr in

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  has no one else seen this illustration in today's watchtower?

  i don't know how to post it on here perhaps someone will help?.

  i swear its straight out of the lion king, the scene were scar throws mufasa into the stampede "long live the king" that scene.. i wonder how many jw kids will be picking up on this today?

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  @ RC: "For evolution to be true..."

  by Scully in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  according to a jw contact, one of the speakers at the regional conventiontm stated that "for evolution to be true, two of the same kind would have had to evolve at the same time; one would have to be male and the other would have to be female, and then they would have to find each other".

  apparently the crowd had a good laugh over how evolutionists overlook such a simple "fact".. i mentioned that bacteria and viruses use asexual reproduction, and that many sea creatures / fish, etc.

  are hermaphrodite and do not require a sexual partner to produce offspring.. oddly enough, the conversation stopped there.

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  @Finkelstein

  You can have ONE species that is both male and female at the same time. Over time the selection mechanism differentiates the sexual organs so that the future species now produces two sexually different versions of itself. Or six. Whatever works better for THAT organism in its particular environment.

  I confess to not fully understanding the answer to the question myself. I have read a reasonable amount from both sides of the argument and can see plenty of compelling evidence for biological evolution.

  But why do some species not have "six" genders as you seem to suggest this is just as reasonable a contender. Even when polymorphism occurs the morphs are still distinguishable as male/female as far as I understand it.

  I'm not taking a position on the OP, although I understand the oversimplification that betrays some ignorance on the matter. But this is just a genuine question.

  FG
  
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  Writing Department Interview on "The Generation."

  by cappytan in

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  a member of the writing department was gracious enough to allow me to interview him about the "overlapping generation" doctrine.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eo1o5qmagu.

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  Truly priceless. Thank you. Please do the "Downfall" one if you can.