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vienne said:
”Lloyd would be better off 'repenting" and returning to the Witnesses. At least he would have some sort of moral guidance.”
I hope you won’t mind me saying this, vienne, but Watchtower is hypocritical in the moral guidance it gives. They have a “good ol’ boys club” where elders support each other in getting rid of unwanted wives with a minimum of inconvenience. Elders have the Shepherd the Flock rule book; others don’t have it. Elders know all the dirty tricks.
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KIMSILVIO, I sent you a private message a few days ago. I'm just now figuring out the software here, ...including that spiffy avatar photography,... but I thought I'd mention my private message to you, in case you didn't know it was there.
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In the book quote on Amazon, Evans said: "I had the time and space to figure things out and come to terms with my drastically altered reality knowing that not everything had to change if I did not want it to.” And, having that security, THIS is what he came up with?
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Betrayal is such a painful thing to suffer.
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NonCoinCollector, when did Evans write that on twitter? ...like several years ago?
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Evans spoke glowingly of his wife in 2017.
Lloyd Evans - The Reluctant Apostate, 2017
From his book’s Amazon “look inside” pages:
Introduction, page 22:
“Others sink into depression or even contemplate suicide, since the prospect of living a lie or completely reconfiguring one’s life and relationships can be simply too much to bear.
Thankfully, at least in my own case, reluctance soon gave way to relief, optimism and contentment. I was extremely fortunate to have married a patient, understanding, intelligent woman who also did not appreciate being taken for a fool, and whose love for me outweighed her dismay at my growing unbelief. I knew from the outset that even if everyone else in my life disowned me, my wife’s love for me was there unconditionally so long as I wanted it. I had the time and space to figure things out and come to terms with my drastically altered reality knowing that not everything had to change if I did not want it to.”
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TonusOH... in other words, he can face humiliation and loose a lot of money, or just face the humiliation alone and keep his money.
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I’m trying to follow the logic, if there is any. Lloyd hired the Croatian lawyer who filed Lloyd’s case. Lloyd said “whew. I’m glad that’s done. Now I can get on with my important work”. Then Lloyd goes to UK for a month to get yet another lawyer (solicitor? pardon) to file a suit in the UK, too? Is filing suits Lloyd’s new important work?
Okay, we don’t know yet what he’s doing or not doing in the UK, right?
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There have been 2995 Replies on this thread. I’m just waiting around to be here when we hit 3000. Will there be a prize for number 3000?
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The title of Cedars’ book, “The Reluctant Apostate”, made it sound like he was saying that he didn’t want to be an apostate, but he had to be, or that he was forced to be an apostate. I didn’t buy or read his book. Was there anything in the book that explained what he meant by that title?
