i just wonder what universities they would have gone to?
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if possible, former members and current ones separately.... .
Besides the fact that the Bible is no longer an authoritative source to most of us here, the relevant point is that the WT Leaders, aka the GB 2.0, were not and never have "been with Jesus."
That guy died over two thousand years ago and has been "invisibly (and inconsequentially) present" ever since. He's dead. Gone. Deal with it.
do any of the current governing body have academic qualifications?.
thanks.
paul.
Besides the fact that the Bible is no longer an authoritative source to most of us here, the relevant point is that the WT Leaders, aka the GB 2.0, were not and never have "been with Jesus."
That guy died over two thousand years ago and has been "invisibly (and inconsequentially) present" ever since. He's dead. Gone. Deal with it.
while this interview and book are concerned with donald trump.
you will be able to see many similarities with watchtower officials.
https://www.alternet.org/books/bill-moyers-renowned-psychiatrist-warns-trump-danger-us-all.
This:
Something has gone wrong with our democratic system in electing a man with all these characteristics that make up Donald Trump. Now we have to struggle to sustain the functional institutions of our democracy against his assault on them. - Robert Jay Lifton
well, this month's jw broadcasting had a curious piece of history class.
samuel herd was there, but i don't remember if it was him that presented it.
the theme was "how it was to be a jw in the years 1900.".
JWs don't care about historical accuracy.
Even when the WTBTS pretends to care about its own history, they offer highly-sanitized, revised versions of it:
do any of the current governing body have academic qualifications?.
thanks.
paul.
Frankly, it's bizarre the way most JWs celebrate ignorance as if it's something to be proud of.
do any of the current governing body have academic qualifications?.
thanks.
paul.
Listener: Jackson ... left school at the age of 15 (with a certificate).
So he's a high school dropout. Thanks for posting.
I'm not sure what the process was when Jackson left school at 15, but I know that the current process in the US is so low that those that pass really only need to demonstrate very limited skills in English and basic algebra and geometry. That's it.
Anyone of even below average intelligence can pass it. It is not even remotely rigorous or difficult.
there is no doubt (in my mind at least from my own personal experience) that in day to day matters most witnesses are genuinely loving and kind (or "nice") people (though their indoctrination and fundamentalist mentality often inhibits their natural kindness and tolerance and often gets in the way of fulling showing it).
however i would like to put the case that when it comes to their ministry and theological/scientific discussion of any type, they fail to apply even the most basic of bible principles that they claim to espouse - the golden rule!
here is what occurred to me.... some things jw's would like men to do to them:.
No they don't.
Don't belabor this.
do any of the current governing body have academic qualifications?.
thanks.
paul.
Vidiot: Geoff Jackson's a fricking high school dropout.
How do you know that? That would be significant if it can be documented. Please provide your evidence and/or source(s).
do any of the current governing body have academic qualifications?.
thanks.
paul.
One or two of them may have graduated from high school. But it's hard to tell for sure because they are all very secretive about their past. Why is that? We can only speculate. They claim modestly; I think it's because there's nothing there.
Gerrit Lösch was apparently a waiter at one point. He thinks going to college is like putting a gun in your mouth so he is clearly an idiot.
Just watch Lett speak for 12 or 15 seconds and you'll know he is an even bigger idiot.
How these seven fools got to be the figure heads of a moderately significant religion with millions of followers and billions of dollars of assets is really a mystery.
so after three years of fading, my elder father has never really asked why we have chosen to stop attending.. today, after a mixed discussion, he starts talking about the "solution to all the world problems" and says "i don't know what you now believe, but i believe gods kingdom will fix everything" i let the comment go, and didn't respond.. then he goes on about the video "remember the wife of lot" because he just came from the convention last weekend.
"don't get caught up in this system...blah blah".
i couldn't help myself, and said one thing "dad, that video failed to show the next chapter of that account.
Uh, who is it that has "negativity toward the truth"?
Your father doth protest too much, methinks.
