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  The Challenges and Benefits of Home-Schooling

  by pale.emperor in

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  a pro jw forum.

  interesting reading, very one sided of course:.

  https://jwtalk.net/forums/topic/23726-the-challenges-and-benefits-of-home-schooling/.

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  I think the majority of JW's attempting to home school their kids dont have a clue what they're doing. If done correctly it can work, sure, but why do it unless you absolutely have to?

  The social skills one learns in school are very important as far as im concerned. In my JW days two of my ex-girlfriends were home schooled and both had no idea how the real world worked and had this annoying sense of entitlement.

  Unless you're living in a secluded location i'd choose a qualified teacher any day of the week.
  
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  Special Talks now via video

  by AverageJoe1 in

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  tired of listening to your local elders giving the "special" talk ever year after the memorial?

  well don't worry, as of next year we will be spicing things up for your enjoyment.. not only will we be having the talk before the memorial (i know, wild huh), but we will be treating you to the talk via video starring our famous speakers from bethel so you can see how a talk should be given (after all bethel does boast the best speakers in any country, right?!).

  here's a copy of the text from our latest letter as i'm sure that with so much excitement you won't believe it at first!.

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  Imagine, though, what the newly interested one will think. Turning up to "the most special night" and watching a talk being given via video on a screen. It's very culty.

  It's like the Mormons stream the General Conference via the internet. Although, in the Mormons case you can actually turn up to watch it in their huge conference center if you have a ticket.

  
  
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  The Challenges and Benefits of Home-Schooling

  by pale.emperor in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  a pro jw forum.

  interesting reading, very one sided of course:.

  https://jwtalk.net/forums/topic/23726-the-challenges-and-benefits-of-home-schooling/.

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  I was asked for an explanation of the lesson in John 8:44 "in my own words".

  Asked what the name of the book we study prior to baptism.

  Asked what question #16 is in the 2nd part of the appendix of that book.

  I answered them all, but im still awaiting my verification.
  
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  The Challenges and Benefits of Home-Schooling

  by pale.emperor in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  a pro jw forum.

  interesting reading, very one sided of course:.

  https://jwtalk.net/forums/topic/23726-the-challenges-and-benefits-of-home-schooling/.

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  A pro JW forum. Interesting reading, very one sided of course:
  

  https://jwtalk.net/forums/topic/23726-the-challenges-and-benefits-of-home-schooling/

  This is my fave comment:

  Well I got taken to court about homeschooling my children and the court ruled that since I didn't go to college to be a teacher then I didn't qualify to teach my children at home.
  

  This was in the early 90's. But the problem too was that apostate literature was presented in the court to make me look very bad. So I had many things going against me, it was a 5yr battle.
  

  I've tried to get an account on this site, but they make you answer JW questions as part of the sign up process. THEN it has to be manually approved. I indeed to pretend to be a zealous JW on there while slowly dripping questions that are just "stumbling me".
  
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  Just a story to share

  by sinboi in

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  guy a and guy b were in bondage for a long time.

  during this period, they have endured a lot of suffering and hardship.. somehow, they managed to escape from their captors.. guy a was very happy that he regained his freedom.

  he put everything behind him, work hard and succeeded in building up a career.. 10 years later, he met guy b. he asked guy b what he has been doing for the past 10 years.. guy b replied :" i can't forget how we suffered while in bondage.

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  If my little girl wasnt being dragged to the meetings by her mother i wouldnt bother keeping up to date with Watchtower nonesense. Unfortunately, until she's older and can decide for herself, i read every elders letter, announcement and convention outline.

  I've moved on in many ways from the indoctrination, but unable to just let Watchtower be.
  
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  JWs Reveling In The News Of Hurricanes And Earthquakes

  by pale.emperor in

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  2. experiences

  as you know, this week the human race has been hit with hurricanes and earthquakes.

  natural disasters which happen almost everyday, but this month we've seen them cause massive damage and a huge loss of lives.. as you can imagine, theres a whole host of jws positively wetting themselves with anticipation over this.link here: https://jwtalk.net/forums/topic/25884-earthquakes-in-one-place-after-another/.

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  Remember when aids first come out they trumpeted that gods people were protected due to not having transfusions, they love to take advantage of disasters. Brothers didn't die of aids just died of a lack of red fluid. Sell fear it has a garentee

  I remember that Chook.

  The brothers dont die of AIDS, yet in 1994 there was an Awake! featuring JW kids that died for want of a blood transfusion.

  
  

  I remember this magazine being out, my mum and my aunt crying reading it but so proud of those kids. One kid (im not sure if it's in the magazine or was mentioned on the platform) apparently turned off the blood drip-tap thing and was held up as a great example.
  
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  What is Nature's most perfect food?

  by compound complex in

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  greetings, gourmands of the forum!.

  i agree with garfield, but mayo comes in a close second.

  slathering my pasta with an inch of best foods real mayonnaise (hellman's, east of the rockies) is close to heaven for me.

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  I really like salads. Olive oil. Balsamic vinegar.
  
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  What have been some of the funniest local needs talks that you have heard?

  by DaPriest in

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  i remember once in berlin south germany there was a local needs part for the men only, and how they should use the toilet.

  in all seriousness for ten minutes a retarded nigerian was going on about how men need to sit down when using the toilet.

  no mention of anything else.. it transpired that some little kraut boy from an "interested" family would aim for the side of the toilet and leave a great big puddle for others to clean up.

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  There was a local needs over 10 years ago about how anal and oral sex is still sex and courting couples shouldn't be doing this. Cant remember what scriptures he pulled out of his ass to tell us this. But he kept on and on about anal sex and then remembering to add oral sex (as if it was a side note and that the anal bit was the issue).
  

  A week later my sister got married in a hotel instead of the KH. Never put the two together until years later.
  
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  youngest baptised.

  by zeb in

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  what is the youngest you have seen someone baptised?

  i recall seeing a 9 yo girl baptised..

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  My niece is 9 and is being groomed for baptism by her parents.

  How long do you think it'll be before we see Caleb and Sophia taking the plunge?
  
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  Was there really a specific request for money in this week's meeting?

  by stuckinarut2 in

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  i have seen a few comments about this week's meeting.. was there actually a part that specified an actual per-publisher amount that should be donated regularly?.

  can this be confirmed please?.

  i truly cant believe just how brazen the society seems to be getting - and how desperate they are!.

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  Thanks darkspilver

  I very much doubt that all this money is going in the "Global Assistance" pot. I wouldn't put it past them to be simply cashing in on a series of natural disasters.

  Then again, paying off a child abuse claim could be considered an ""unexpected event” that could affect the organization".

  Even keeping that £24 million in the bank would incur interest for the borg.