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  E-Harmony Dilemma

  by Iamallcool in

  1. social
  2. relationships

  well, i messaged someone on e-harmony and she messaged me back.

  i did like her at first and she likes me too.

  we exchanged more than 10 messages till i find out yesterday that her best friend is a tarot card reader.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  Next you'll be ditching women who play Magic - The Gathering. I happen to love my Earth and Water deck. <.< (j/k)
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  At A Loss

  by azor in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  my wife is in the hospital.

  complications of a ruptured appendix.

  she had it removed around 1am friday morning.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  My first reaction is pure anger...

  How dare the JW's continue this bullshit shunning in the light of a family emergency! My second thought is that ToesUp is right: your wife is your primary concern and this JW stuff needs to take a back burner. Really, does it matter that much? This is your wife... she is sick - gravely ill... your mom is helping not them. grrrrr

  Tell these nosey idiots to take a hike. Stand up for your mom and stand up for your wife.

  -calms down-

  and, i am so very sorry you are going through this. my thoughts are with you. hopefully your wife will heal well and quickly. <3

  Jean
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  Question about an elder and if I am crazy

  by life is to short in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  ok so i have a question.

  i was a very, very true believer until i saw the child molesters in my hall and how that whole thing was handled.. my husband is older than i am and had been an elder for 12 when we married.

  so fast forward to 06, we are in a hall where i thought all the elders were ok at the worst and great at the best.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  *likes freddo*
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  Can a full healing from cult ever be accomplished

  by Chook in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  can all indoctrination leave a person , or does it linger in background till death..

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  jeanniebeanzz

  Born in - Elders daughter - diehard believer - found info not conducive to believing the lie - read - understood - split - went through hell for many years (15ish) - It's all gone and I don't give a widows wart for any of it or any of them any longer, ex family included.

  so, yes, you can get it out of your system and go on to live a full and productive guilt free happy life.
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  Question about an elder and if I am crazy

  by life is to short in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  ok so i have a question.

  i was a very, very true believer until i saw the child molesters in my hall and how that whole thing was handled.. my husband is older than i am and had been an elder for 12 when we married.

  so fast forward to 06, we are in a hall where i thought all the elders were ok at the worst and great at the best.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  You are not crazy, the guy is a creep. Why are you still going to the hall at all? Why are you doubting yourself and your instincts. Why are you still even talking to these nutjobs.

  move on...
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  "Exodus:Why Americans are leaving Religion-and Why They'er Unlikely to come back.

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  religion news article by lauren markoe.. some interesting points in the article.

  the study follows the publication earlier this year of a book.

  by study co-author and prri founder robert p. jones, titled "the end of white christian america".. the name "nones" are people who claim no affiliation with religion, they outnumber any religious denomination.. according to the poll-which has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.5 percent-age points-the nones have.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  Looter,

  Not sure how to take these latest posts. Look, I'm certainly not 'looking down my nose' at you for being a bible believer, but nor should you dismiss an athiests many years of heartfelt study and prayer to come to their conclusions.

  That's right, I prayed... a lot. I researched. I spent years in higher education. I studied everything; Bible, Quran, Talmud... Estern Religions, History, Science. I looked at archaeology and geologic sciences... it just didn't pan out to support any modern religious dogma.

  Keep in mind, I WANTED to BELIEVE. What I found tho is that science just doesn't support it. You want respect for your belief in god, and that's fine. Just don't disrespect others belief in science and the geologic record by saying that we need to 'look harder'. We have been searching for decades and found no compelling argument.

  Jean
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  I want to understand violence

  by Chook in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  tell me your thoughts ?.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  @bugbear I am still laughing. :D
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  "Exodus:Why Americans are leaving Religion-and Why They'er Unlikely to come back.

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  religion news article by lauren markoe.. some interesting points in the article.

  the study follows the publication earlier this year of a book.

  by study co-author and prri founder robert p. jones, titled "the end of white christian america".. the name "nones" are people who claim no affiliation with religion, they outnumber any religious denomination.. according to the poll-which has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.5 percent-age points-the nones have.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  @IownMylife lol I'm in Houston so understand. Also, I am also from California (horrors). Try explaining your positon as an athiest AND a Californian to a native Texan. lmao
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  "Exodus:Why Americans are leaving Religion-and Why They'er Unlikely to come back.

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  religion news article by lauren markoe.. some interesting points in the article.

  the study follows the publication earlier this year of a book.

  by study co-author and prri founder robert p. jones, titled "the end of white christian america".. the name "nones" are people who claim no affiliation with religion, they outnumber any religious denomination.. according to the poll-which has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.5 percent-age points-the nones have.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  People are leaving religion because the facts as revealed by modern scientific evidence as well as continued archaeology and the indisputable geological record of this planet continue to disprove 'intelligent design' of any means as well as the bible and other religious texts; they fall more in line with a sometimes violent (mutation) but mostly painfully slow evolution over eons of time. It does not 'jibe' with religion in almost any form so people are leaving it behind. It's a good thing. The most religious countries on the planet are the most illiterate, violent, backwards and economically desolated communities whereas the more secular countries have a more stable community across the board.

  There is a reason we call the most 'religious' time period in Europe "The Dark Ages." Religion devastated the continent. We are still paying the cost in modern times of that evil time.
  
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  India 2016 Convention Highlights

  by darkspilver in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  looks like india just got the revised (silver) new world translation..... https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/6023413583839232/no-more-printing-wt-awake-my-country-shit-just-got-real.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0-qhmxgva0.

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  jeanniebeanzz

  gotta wonder how much new light was inserted to cover the old new light which is now the new darkness... <.<