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  What happened to Catholic church bashing.

  by Hellothere in

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  2. bible

  i remember back in the 80s almost every awake and watchtower magazine, think all, hade an article about how bad and evil catholic church was.

  what happened to all the bashing?

  was it because people in catholic countries got offended?

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  A case of " methinks they do protest too much " ?

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  Sunday January 15 is my 76th birthday. I answer some of your questions.

  by Terry in

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  2. friends

  happy birthday 2 me!!.

  sunday is my 76th birthday and i know that you want to know how it "feels" to have outlived my usefulness, to have lost my natural beauty (being reduced to wrinkles and flab), and constantly walking into a room not knowing why i'm there.

  you also are curious as to how i can continue to find a reason to live since none of my kids think my opinions have any possible value, most of my facebooks friends i wouldn't recognize if i tripped over them on my way into starbucks, and my monthly expenditure on bird treats exceeds u.s. spending on the military.

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  Happy Birthday Terry .

  🎉🍸🎂.

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  for all or all time?

  by enoughisenough in

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  2. bible

  pasting this page for hebrews 10:10 https://biblehub.com/parallel/hebrews/10-10.htm.

  it speaks of jesus sacrifice for all ( as in all peoples ) or is it for all time?

  ( one time only).

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  Sorry , l managed to put the 2 screenshots in the wrong order.

  They are taken from a site called Bibleref . There is more on there but these 2 snippets explain it well , l think .

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  for all or all time?

  by enoughisenough in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  pasting this page for hebrews 10:10 https://biblehub.com/parallel/hebrews/10-10.htm.

  it speaks of jesus sacrifice for all ( as in all peoples ) or is it for all time?

  ( one time only).

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  Are JWs breaking the law?

  by Indoubtbigtime in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  everytime a publisher moves congregations they have a confidential letter of introduction sent from one body of elders to the other .

  this letter contains some very very sensitive information like if they had sexual problems or mental health problems or if they self harmed etc.

  most people don’t know but they can request or insist on seeing this information through a freedom of information request .

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  jhine

  I Googled the Church of England response to the GDPR rules . Here is an extract from what l found.
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  Happy New Year!

  by Vanderhoven7 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  may 2023 bring you happiness health and love!.

  what are you thinking will happen in 2023....positive or otherwise?.

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  jhine

  Happy New Year everyone.

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  Clever Misdirection

  by TD in

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  2. friends

  i was looking at the (mostly) wrong answers to a riddle that's making the rounds on social media and thought it was a good example of how something simple (in this case, grade school math) can be distorted with words.

  the riddle goes like this:.

  i bought a cow for $800.. i sold it for $1000.

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  jhine

  I think that the answer to the first one is $300 .

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  New poll shows public knows Jehovah's Witnesses and dislike them....almost as much as the Church of Satan

  by Balaamsass2 in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  wow.

  while not a pew survey, i found these to be surprising results.

  " a recent yougov poll explores americans' attitudes toward 35 religious groups, organizations, and belief systems.

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  jhine

  JWGoneBad , l read Slim's post differently . To me he was saying that JWs would equate themselves with the early Christians.

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  I don't get it.

  by LostintheFog1999 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i am a historian and the period of english history from henry vii to elizabeth i is my specialist area.. i was talking to an ex-jw about the time when tyndale first translated the bible into english with his intention that everyone from the ploughboy upwards would be able to read and understand the scriptures.

  it dawned on us both that this was a significant point in english history.. just having access to the bible in hi their own language allowed the common man to understand what god wanted him to understand.. it was and is, so simple.. why then oh why then do jehovah's witnesses think that they need a fds to explain it to them?

  when in the 1600s just having a bible written in english was enough for people to understand the word of god?.

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  jhine

  As an outsider looking in l think that enough is right .

  They want people to understand the Bible according to the WT .

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  Has anybody decided on a New Years resolution yet?

  by smiddy3 in

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  2. friends

  i have , i decided to only drink beer three days a week ,yesterday ,today,and tomorrow .

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  I vote yes

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