I remember reading this article on one of my many Watchtower Library binges when I was a young teen.
Looking back on it now, the writing is very amateurish and the guy is clearly just mentally ill.
having learned more actual christian beliefs since awaking from the org, looking back we had such strange and unhealthy obsession with demons compared to any other denomination that i know of.
i recently remembered this article from when i was a kid.
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/101986604?q=talk+to+the+demons&p=par#h=23.
I remember reading this article on one of my many Watchtower Library binges when I was a young teen.
Looking back on it now, the writing is very amateurish and the guy is clearly just mentally ill.
remember when we were jws and all loved to hear demon stories?
and then there was always that paranoid person that would shut us up "in case they're listening"?
and the resident crazy every congregation seems to have that claims to have been possessed at some point?.
There's something wrong with you
You reckon?
remember when we were jws and all loved to hear demon stories?
and then there was always that paranoid person that would shut us up "in case they're listening"?
and the resident crazy every congregation seems to have that claims to have been possessed at some point?.
She’s actually since become a friend of mine. I did the photography for her coven.
remember when we were jws and all loved to hear demon stories?
and then there was always that paranoid person that would shut us up "in case they're listening"?
and the resident crazy every congregation seems to have that claims to have been possessed at some point?.
Remember when we were JWs and all loved to hear demon stories? And then there was always that paranoid person that would shut us up "in case they're listening"? And the resident crazy every congregation seems to have that claims to have been possessed at some point?
I'm an atheist but seeing as I keep being told by evangelicals and even some former JWs that demons do indeed exist I decided to get a final answer on this and to try... and I mean really try to see if demons/jinns/spirits whatever you want to call them exist.
What I've done over the past three months should have made my home a cesspit of demonic activity. At least by JW or evangelical standard.
Here’s some of the things I’ve done:
So far nothing has happened. I really think I've given it a good go. But I've had nothing. So that's that.
Have a great day!
many years ago when the wife and i were still active we attended a friends wedding reception at a top class licensed restaurant in the cbd ,we were close friends with the bride and her family .apparently the grooms parents decided it was going to be a dry reception with no alcohol to be served.. as i said we were close friends with the brides parents an elder & " elderette" and they certainly liked a drink or two or three etc.. i asked the bartender for a drink for my wife & myself and was told it was a dry session & no alcohol was to be served as the grooms father was putting the bill.. so i said to the bartender i am quite happy to pay my own way for the drinks regardless ,so i got served while everybody else had to sit through a dry session.. and these were well off people trying to make a statement .. bloody wowsers..
I remember my grandparents 50th wedding anniversary in 1993. My dads parents. They paid for the entire thing - the venue, the food and ALL the alcohol. We had the idea of taking turns working behind the bar (it was all bottles and boxes of wine).
Being JWs this should have been a good idea. What could possibly go wrong?
We ran out of booze after about 3 hours. Which meant my dad and his brothers went to the office license to buy more booze. How did we manage to get through so much?
Turned out, some "brothers" had took cases of beer and wine and put them in the boot of their cars. My dad hit the roof when he found out. My grandparents were annoyed but didn't want to "rock the boat".
That was the last time my family bought all the alcohol for a party. From then on we'd hire a venue with their own bar staff. Such a shame because we used to have great parties before this incident.
Satan deliberately put some great TV programs on meeting nights.
Aint that the truth? I remember Quantum Leap (when it was modern) was on on Tuesday nights which was the book study.
If you got to miss the meeting you could actually watch it.
Then some elders wife heard about the show (heard about it, never actually seen it) and claimed that Sam was "possessing" the persons body and it was therefore demonic. So that was the end of that show.
Damn. They just keep surprising me.
https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/children/become-jehovahs-friend/activities/help-others/
similar to that recent convention video, this illustrates a mother ignoring her disfellowshipped daughter's phone call.
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(august 2019 meeting workbook).
It’s so strange. Treating your own children as dead simply because they don’t have the same religion as you.
here is a thread on the new letter to be read to all congregations in all branches on adjustments in door to door work due to the gdpr:.
https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/6274619758608384/2019-boe-elders-letter-may-13-england-ireland-data-protection.
i have...connections....to a foreign language congregation in europe.
Just told my never-baptized brother about this. He told me that his (our) uberJW mother is taking it as a sign that "...this must be "the truth™" because Satan is turning on our ministry."
Just to clarify:
When good things happen - it's proof we have "the truth™"
When bad things happen - it's proof we have "the truth™"
today, one day short of the start of the 2019 regional conventions, the underwhelming new releases are ready for download at jw.org:.
a new bible reading.
a new song.
Every second month Tony Morris fishes into his toilet bowl and finds some "new light" left over from his morning dump. It's then given to rank and file as "spiritual food".
But then Stephen Lett has weird dreams and writes them down with a crayon and passes this off a spiritual food too.
And as for David Splain, his comb-over is more convincing than his "adjusted understandings" about "this generation".