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  The Governing Body Need To Get Their Head Out From In Between Their Derrière And Start Reading What Apostate Sites Are Actually Saying

  by frankiespeakin in

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  2. friends

  it does no good for the governing body to burry their heads up their ass in denial as to what people who have left are saying about them and their insane selfserving teachings.

  i know denial is a real bitch to deal with and i'm sure this bunch of over the hill gang will have a hard time doing google searches and they are probably not sure where to look but they oughta get some one to show them how to find all this information, this willful ignorance is really hurting them, and reality can come crashing in more horrible ways the longer the denial exist and is hiding valuable information you really need before you proceed to make better decisions for your company and the direction you want it to go..

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  sarahsmile

  I agree,I think they have people reading this site all the time! Probably posting comments for points.
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  Robin Williams passes

  by designs in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  don't know quite what to say.

  just stunned at the news.

  comic genius and actor.. share your favorite robin williams moments.. .

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  sarahsmile

  I loved his boyish expressions on his face!
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  'worldly' events vs JW events... the fear, and the reality

  by undercover in

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  2. friends

  i went to what a jw would call a 'worldly' wedding a couple of weeks ago.. having been raised a jw, i had never been to a 'worldly' wedding until i was in my late 20s or early 30s.

  the horror stories of 'worldly' people in general kept me from associating with 'worldly' people, except as necessary through work, etc.

  as i became more willing to associate with workmates and other 'worldly' people, i started to realize the fear that had been instilled in me was mostly false.

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  sarahsmile

  I do not recall any problems with JW weddings.

  I am just curious about something.

  The fear of stepping outside the organization and associating with "worldly" did you noticed how different you were? I am sure the "worldly" ones did. It actually took me years to shake off those internal feelings. I know from talking to people from thirty years ago, they knew something was off because of not allowing a deep genuine friendship. Always stand offish yet friendly, and never willing to tell about my religious up bringing. I pretended to be open but was actually closed off. I am guessing it was too much shock and not enough understanding into false WT teachings. I thought worldly people were what the JWs taught,until some worldly ones were more compassionate, loving, and more strict than JWs.
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  Sadly inevitable...JWs glad that Robin Williams died on "this side" of Armageddon

  by sir82 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  thread is here:.

  http://jwtalk.net/forums/topic/16494-robin-williams-found-dead/.

  a few quotes:.

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  sarahsmile

  Yeah, that is the same thing they said about my father! Elders in our living room! With a twist He would have not survived Armageddon. Why?

  My father was guilty of supporting his family and working hard! He opened his home for weekly book studies and not everyone can do that. Yet due to his work hours and not making meetings he was not worthy to survive Armageddon!

  It does not matter if it comes from a wack o doodle because the cult teaches that they know who will die at Armageddon.

  Cults hurt children emotionally and the scars last a life time.

  Jehovah's Witness by attending meetings your placing your children in the hands of elders who lack any kind of training.

  One more thought, WT does not teach that suicidal cases will be resurrected so JWtalk bloggers are really messed up! They do not know their own doctrines.

  I agree it is NUTS and COMPLETELY INSANE!
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  Jesus was a false prophet?

  by opusdei1972 in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  and he said to them, "i tell you the truth, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the kingdom of god come with power.

  (mark 9:1).

  when you are persecuted in one place, flee to another.

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  sarahsmile

  Prophet,Jesus is so far more than a prophet! He is the only begotton son of Almighty God, and anyone who follows him will have eternal life.

  He was the WORD in the beginning of creation with God!

  There is only one secure future and that is believing in Jesus Christ.

  Acts chapter 1 is a testimony for Jesus and proves Jesus past prophecy came true. Thousands of people heard then repented. They believed and built their faith up daily.

  I think Ezekiel prophecy has not been fullfilled yet. I doubt very much that Jesus earthly kingdom has been fullfilled.

  I agree with BucketShopBill Jesus said his Kingdom would be a Earthly Kingdom, as shown in Act 1:3, 6-7 it's obvious he was spoke of a future kingdom. His illustrations constantly told his followers they would have to wait.

  Unlike WT teachings, today his followers are waiting without worry.
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  Scriptures that now seem to apply to JWs

  by Magnum in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  in the last year or so, many bible passages that i used to strongly and confidently apply to non-jws, began to seem to apply to jws.

  this change in my thinking was shocking and disturbing.

  i can best describe the feeling by comparing it to the feeling i got in 1981 when i watched the movie dead and buried starring james farentino.. in that movie there are murders committed in a small town by dead people reanimated by a doctor doing experiments.

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  sarahsmile

  Mathew 7:15

  15 "Beware of the false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly are ravenous wolves. 16 "You will know them by their fruits. Grapes are not gathered from thorn bushes nor figs from thistles, are they?…
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  Apostasy: Not For True Christians

  by Watchtower-Free in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  fyi interesting article.

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  apostasy: not for true christianshttp://jehovahstrumpet.com/apostasy-not-for-true-christians/.

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  sarahsmile

  Making up a hate group encourages the in group to bond and stay close.

  I agree with blondie!

  Just like the Pharisees, the WT went against true worship of Almighty God. I doubt that the word apstate was ever used by Jesus but he called them out because they went against God! Pharisees were the apostate leaders just like the GB. Big money.

  Now many former JWs join Jesus by calling out religious leaders lies! Granted we are hated but that is ok.

  Wt will not get other religions groups to join in their hate campaign. Yet although many do not follow bible doctrines they speak out against WT corporate LIES!

  The examples in the article are weak evidence of apostasy because each generation were treated different. If anthing the stories should explain how God allowed man to understand his own weaknesses. Only WT would twist bible stories into negativite APOSTASY campaign with their baptized followers Jehovah's Witnesses to help.

  Jehovah's Witnesses please see through this hate campaign and stop practising SHUNNING! Today say"NO,TO SHUNNING!"
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  D2D Visit - The 'Preaching' Lives On?

  by Joe Grundy in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  just had an interesting (?

  ) visit.. 1.30pm, i was outside the front of my house on a small housing estate doing man-stuff on the car.

  three young guys (maybe 16-18 or so) wearing long-sleeved shirts approached.

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  sarahsmile

  That not the usual way door to door works! Most JWs would go inside your home and open a conversation with you. Give you a WT then come back. Return visit. They would come back at odd hours to catch you home. Turn you into a biblestudy.

  Your smoking and worldly ways would not bother them! :-)
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  Here's PROOF that Charles Taze Russell Was NOT a Pennsylvania Freemason

  by AndersonsInfo in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  no, charles taze russell was not a pennsylvania freemason!.

  this is the answer i received in a letter: .

  "after a search of our records, we determined that the three russell's were not members of our organization.

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  sarahsmile

  Newly Enlighted has it right!

  Not every higher up member needs to register.

  In order to belong to a higher Freemason one must write. The writing does not need to make any sense. Just read some Free Mason books. Perhaps that is why Russell's writings no one understands! Unless you actually think Levithian was the locomotive.

  Also, I recall reading Russell's wife danced with other illuminatii women with bust in their hands! I doubt she would have married outside this club. Found out that Illuminatii never had to register with lodges especially after a certain number.

  I wonder how many of those GB are Freemasons or Illuminattii.

  Charles Tays Russell influenced his nephew in how to make money!

  I doubt very much that Charles T Russell's money only came from his publishing company.

  Probably from a very wealthy Real Estate owners.

  Barbara your father was a Freemason?

  I am sure some masons joined to keep jobs.

  Oh yeah! I remember how they had special talks at the those Freemason buildings. They told us they rented the space without any connections. I thought they could rent from other places! :-) Maybe they got a good discount.

  Anyone connect the dots with the Freemason bible and writing about the pyramids.
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  My First Post!

  by NoMoreHustle in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i won't be lengthy on this.

  i have been in the org for about 20yrs.

  now & woke up about 2yrs ago.

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  sarahsmile

  Welcme!