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  Alternate ending video for 2018 Regional Convention.

  by notjustyet in

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  https://youtu.be/_w_iamhd_oy.

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  amiable atheist

  RubaDub - That's easy to explain: It's the camouflage part of theocratic warfare ...
  
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  Funny ex-jw memes

  by Apostate Anonymous in

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  backstory:.

  so my born-in cousin who recently left the org is looking to start an ex-jw / group instagram based in socal.

  he asked me if i had any ideas for a photo that can used for the instagram page and this is what i made for him:.

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  amiable atheist

  A young needy sister:

  

  "Well, young brother MS, go for it!
  Serve, where the need is great ..."
  
  "ehm, her mind seems to be a pure, and utterly empty, vessel ..."
  
  "Yes, I get that, but
  we all have to make sacrifices."
  
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  Anyone else get a message from Hanged Man?

  by pale.emperor in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i dont know why i'd want to argue over something like this.

  i've been aware of this theory for years.

  as interesting as it is - it's still bullshit.. for future reference, i believe the bible to be a collection of fantasy, myth, real locations and crazy ramblings of psychedelic bloke stuck on patmos.. my reply:.

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  sir82 — Now I'm all depressed - evidently I'm not considered "intellectual" enough to get a wacko IM.

  Over time I've come to actually appreciate being shunned by idiots. You know, bad association ...

  
  
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  DFed talking to other DFed

  by blownaway in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i don't know if they do this any longer but back in the day they had a special section at an assembly sectioned off for dfed people who would have to wear a ribbon that said disfellowshipped.

  do they still do this and what was the rules on dfed talking to dfed at the assembly?

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  amiable atheist

  In Germany there were certainly no "ribbons". In the Nazi concentration camps they had to wear these:

  

  In the sixties there were still a lot of JWs around who had been in a KZ (Konzentrationslager - concentration camp). They could/would have a sudden awakening, and WTorg knew it.

  And I've never seen nor have I been hinted at special assigned areas to avoid because of the concentrated evil apostates there: "Beware of this area, lest you catch the Demons' Flu."

  
  
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  Is Jesus the Alpha + Omega?

  by JW Answers in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  is jesus the alpha and omega?

  the watchtower make a bold brass article on their own website claiming that jesus is not the alpha and omega, yet however, god's word explains in clear detail that he is the alpha and omega... do we therefore trust what the watchtower says?

  or do we trust what god says?.

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  @ TTWSYF — Now, that's an easy one: Joe_Hoover is the Uppercase Α και Ω and Jesus is the Lowercase α και ω.

  @ Earnest — I've always had the distinct impression that JWs are underserved with kindness. Love that Freudian(?) typo.
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  The Trinity explained from the Whiteboard

  by JW Answers in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  a lot of people are confused over the teaching of the trinity, some doubt it, some outright deny it, where some can't get their head around it.

  the bible supports it through scriptural evidence.

  this video explains from the whiteboard the difference between the god of the watchtower to the god in the bible.

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  amiable atheist

  

  This is Trinity.

  
  

  This is a trinity.

  
  

  This is your choice. Take the red pill, and you will discover ...

  
  

  ... that it's just a story.
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  they changed it a year ago

  by galaxie in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  just spoke to an elder at the carts, whilst discussing the gb (faithful slave) he informs me they are nowpart of the 'domestics'?

  anyone have any 'new light' on this?.

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  amiable atheist

  As an afterthought:

  Lest the Rank&File forget where their place is, we are lovingly reminded on page 21, paragraph 8, that "such ones [the anointed Christians] are called 'a royal priesthood'", and "it is only fitting that members of that 'royal priesthood' have a direct share in teaching fellow believers the truth.—Mal. 2:7; Rev. 12:17."

  So, listen and obey, worthless slaves deserving death who depend solely on the undeserved kindness ... HEY, Any more of your backchat, and ... Questions Are Backchat!!

  They managed one line of pure and unadulterated truth (WT 2013/07/15,p21,¶8,1st line), but then, alas, swept away by faith, inebriated with the exuberance of their own verbosity, they've immediately f**ked it up. With trembling fingers I quote the precious line of truth – drumroll:
  

  "The faithful slave must be made up
  [...]"

  Kidding aside, this magazine is a paragon of doublethink; because If you are royalty, and you are not held captive, then you are not a slave. Period.
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  they changed it a year ago

  by galaxie in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  just spoke to an elder at the carts, whilst discussing the gb (faithful slave) he informs me they are nowpart of the 'domestics'?

  anyone have any 'new light' on this?.

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  July 15th 2013 Study Watchtower, p. 23, par. 13: “Who, then, are the domestics? Put simply, they are those who are fed. Early in the last days, the domestics were all anointed ones. Later, the domestics came to include the great crowd of other sheep.” [...] Both groups benefit from the same timely spiritual food that is dispensed by the faithful slave. What about the Governing Body members who today make up the faithful and discreet slave? Those brothers also need to be fed spiritually. Hence, they humbly recognize that as individuals they are domestics just like all the rest of Jesus' genuine followers."

  
  
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  Could you really trust the Governing Body to the right thing?

  by no-zombie in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  over the years, many have speculated on how the governing body might reform the society into something that might actually bring some positivity in to the world ... and a resent melancholy moment, i re-watched the youtube clip of usa for africa's, 'we are the world' which was released in 1985. now while i know our men in warwick would never actually consider organizing the brotherhood to do something completely selfless in helping the truly worldly poor, something that would actually improve the religion's reputation ... but the question is ... could you really trust the governing body to run an aid program like usa for africa or band aid, without skimming from the top?.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9bnonfkcbi.

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  no-zombie — "Now while I know our men in Warwick would never actually consider organizing the Brotherhood to do something completely selfless in helping the truly worldly poor, […] but the question is ... could you really trust the Governing Body to run an aid program like USA for Africa or Band Aid, without skimming from the top?"

  As any form of 'love' they've ever known of, charity too is considered conditional.
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  WT productions - suggestions for a name???

  by sparrowdown in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  how bout ..... jehollywood or just jollywood.

  mad sacred cow productions.

  big brother productions.

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  amiable atheist

  Holy Woes Productions