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  About Bill Bowen

  by Nordic in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  the campaign bill bowen have startet for the sake of little children abused is so brave.

  now the children have a voice to speak on their behalf.

  i don't think you can truly understand what i am talking about if not are a victim of child abuse.

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  A knaves religion is always the rottenest thing about him." John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author

  Edited by - RevMalk on 26 October 2002 12:50:1
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  Pine/Payson, Cottenwood Arizona

  by Trauma_Hound in

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  2. experiences

  anyone attend congregations in these area's?

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  	I went to circuit assemblies in cottonwood, and I know some people in the area. Trauma, email me when you get a chance about the silentlambs media John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  Mormons ELECT their ELDERS

  by refiners fire in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  "relief society study guide.

  " 1989 version.

  article: "by common consent".

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  	Well then..... How can it be that these people are answering a 'Calling' from God if they're not qualified to hold the position. And if God does call on them, then it doesn't matter if they're having an affair. This makes no sense to me, is God doing the calling or man? And if man is doing the calling, why? If God is doing the calling, than how can he screw up? If it's true that these people may be called to learn some kind of life lesson or whatever, then there should never be a question of whether or not they should hold the position. No matter what they're doing in their personal or spiritual lives, God called them to serve, and serve they should. No matter who says what and why. John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  Christmas Gift Exchange Gimme Gimme Wantme List

  by scootergirl in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i think it is time to stop cheerleading for the christmas gift x-change......we have quite a few names and i am really excited!

  i am crossing off names as they post to this thread...... .

  gentlyferal beckmelbourne truckergbveniceit pettygrundger talley mamashel nilfun beautifulgarbage orangefatcat been_there simon angharad heaven vickie butalbeexenawarrior mouthy animal debradoll ladylee mulan the_star joannadandy searchin50 happy2b scarlet randomtask celia siegswife caligirl waiting tinkerbell4125cc ridercoolbreeze onacruise/bikerchick ballistic windchaser flower elsewhere queer_reality kelpie revmalk funkyderek grout notinterested joy2bfree connielyne valis cowboy englishman plumkrzy lyineyes dutchie eyegirl scootergirl perry syn scully mac trotafax lovesdubs wild_thing lilacs yerusalyimbobsgirldawnmackincassiline maximumflash granny linda sortafairytale.

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  	I would of course appreciate just about anything, but I have had my eye on a friend's zippo lighter (it's matte black). I think they fall within the limit. It's the only thing I can think of that I want (I'm easy to please, so anything is fine - really) John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  Larc's weekend survey

  by larc in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  could you please take a few minutes to answer the following questions:.

  1. your age.

  2. how long were you a witness.

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  	1. your age - 31 2. how long were you a Witness - 20yrs 3. how long have you been out of the religion? - 10yrs 4. which of the following symptoms did you experience as a witness. 4a. depression - X 4b. low self esteem - X 4c. anxiety - X 4d. psychosis - X 5. Today, which of those symptoms do you have? A,B,C 6. Today, how would you rate your overall degree of happiness 1. much less happy than as a JW 2. somewhat less happy 3. just as happy 4. somewhat more happy 5. much more happy. 4 (somewhat more happy) John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  last call

  by larc in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  if you are going to take my survey, you have until tomorrow at one o'clock.

  at that time, i am taking the data to the university to be analyzed.

  i will be reporting the results on sunday.

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  	1. Your age--31 2. How long were you a Witness? 21yr 3. How long have you been out of the religion? 10 4. Which of the following symptoms did you experience as a Witness? Paranoia 5. Today which of these symptoms do you have? Paranoia 6. Today, how would you rate your overall degree of happiness? Paranoia John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  The Elder That Wanted To Disfellowship The Dead

  by minimus in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i mentioned about the elder that masturbated in another post.

  this same man at the elder's school, felt that the appropriate course to take against a person that committed suicide was to disfellowship him.

  when he was questioned about the reason, he felt that the person, no doubt, committed a sin against the spirit.

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  	I'm not saying there is life after death, but the Mormons Baptizing the dead doesn't seem so odd 1 Corinthians 15 29 Else what shall they do which are baptized for the dead, if the dead rise not at all? why are they then baptized for the dead? well not as odd as DFing the dead anyway. And Double Edge is correct, they have full water immersions (SP?), no sprinkling. Reminds me of a rhyme I once read....undoubtedly from one of the late and greats.....perhaps it was Lord Byron: If you Sprinkle when you Tinkle Please be neat and wipe the seat... Or was that Shakespeare? A knaves religion is always the rottenest thing about him." John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  Hi I'm new here

  by Brandy5 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i spent an hour looking at this site and decided to join.

  i was a jw from 1973 to 1986. yikes!

  not a smart thing to do.

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  	Welcome Brandy, seems like you're in good company here. A knaves religion is always the rottenest thing about him." John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  Statement

  by refiners fire in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  considering that simon has closed the two threads where a link, supposedly pertinent to me, has been posted, i will respond here.

  my response is invariable, and is what i would post no matter what was posted, what links were posted, what chat pages were posted.

  the former poster edward gentry of jw com, is dead and buried.

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  	You're good people in my book. A knaves religion is always the rottenest thing about him." John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author
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  last call

  by larc in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  if you are going to take my survey, you have until tomorrow at one o'clock.

  at that time, i am taking the data to the university to be analyzed.

  i will be reporting the results on sunday.

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  	What Survey? A knaves religion is always the rottenest thing about him." John Ruskin, 19th-century British critic and author