Gothicus

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  Waiting on Jehovah? yeah right

  by BlindersOff1 in

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  13 years ago

  what has been your experience with this?

  observations?.

  does it ever work?.

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  It's a poor excuse for JW imcompetency / laziness that ultimately has a high rate of failure

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  For those of you who still actively go from door to door, have you ever thought about informing the householder about j.w. facts,com instead of spreading lies from the society?

  by Kojack57 in

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  I would, but I'm always forced to work with partner when I go. When I get to go alone, I'll definitely try this

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  Who did you want to meet in Paradise?

  by Flat_Accent in

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  13 years ago

  step right up!

  take your pick of any of the 100 billion or so people that ever lived.

  who did you want to meet?

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  The great leaders of the classical world

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  So ... what happens when we die?

  by sacolton in

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  13 years ago

  what do you personally believe happens after we die?

  i don't believe we really know everything about god or the afterlife.

  i do believe that we do transform to something beyond our physical comprehension.

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  Well, the best way to find out would be to experience it yourself...

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  How ManyYears Did You Waste Being A Jehovah's Witness?

  by minimus in

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  13 years ago

  i was raised as a jw and i haven't been to a meeting in about 8 years..

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  17; raised as one, but I plan on physically leaving as soon as possible

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  What do apostates really want?

  by Mr Facts in

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  13 years ago

  i'm just wondering what the whole apostate propaganda is all about?.

  do you think you can do some sort of justice to the wt for the pains they have caused you?, what actualy are your motives?.

  i dont get it.

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  Aren't online JW apologists through their actions technically considered apostates in the WTS' eyes?

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  Did you read the Daily Text everyday?

  by Iamallcool in

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  13 years ago

  actually, i did not read the daily text everyday, i would say once a while.

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  I don't read it ever, and no one ever seems to talk about it or mention it

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  It makes me sick that Jehovahs Witnesses Kids cannot play organized sports but it is okay for them to watch others play.

  by Iamallcool in

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  For the most part playing school sports team is ok in my cong.

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  Christian Apologists - Please Watch This and Tell Us Why it is wrong?

  by cantleave in

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  13 years ago

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1bzp1wr234&feature=relmfu.

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  The assumption that gaps in scientific knowledge automatically prove that God exists and acts is a fallacious argument from ignorance. Numerous natural phenomena once attributed to divine intervention have been successfully explained through scientific inquiry. The lack of an absolutely definite answer to the origin of life does not prove that God created life. As more evidence is uncovered, we will likely develop a better understanding of how life originated.

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  How Will They Keep JW Youths In?

  by minimus in

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  13 years ago

  is it possible for today's youths to remain in the religion?.

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  Gothicus 13 years ago

  I'd say the pressure to get baptized and fear of disfellowshipping, but honestly, even within my own congregation, the standards / rules are extremely lax on what few young people we have, including me (majority are upper middle-age to elderly).

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