i enjoyed this essay by psychologist valerie tarico.
the born again experience.
i prayed harder and just then i felt like everything i was saying was being sucked into a vacuum.
Exjw2814,
A scary thing huh? I guess I disagree. I've been an atheist for a lot longer than you say you were, but as one I never felt the need to not discuss the bible or god. In fact, the more I do discuss it the more confident I am that the bible god does not exist. BTW, I do pray, to Clint Eastwood, gotta say the results aren't too bad.
i enjoyed this essay by psychologist valerie tarico.
the born again experience.
i prayed harder and just then i felt like everything i was saying was being sucked into a vacuum.
It just hit me that I had this same feeling of euphoria and peace comeover me when after much investigation, I came to the realization that the bible god I once "worshipped" does not exist. Wonder what term I should use to describe my experience.
i enjoyed this 1954 essay by joseph lewis.
i was previously unaware that so many medical advancements were opposed by the clergy.
here's a small quote from the essay:.
Thanks for posting.
i believe current count is 9 gb, so that makes 6 out of 9 for it to be so?.
how about two-thirds when all 10,800 or so are given a say?.
Dozy or anyone else, can you direct me to a chapter where the alternative service thing was talked about?
Thanks
this is one of the most important concepts you could ever grasp.
unfortunately humans do not naturally understand this idea, so we need to throw in a bit of simple math to help us understand.. below is a series of videos that will help you understand.
yes, these are extraordinarily boring, but you will be a much better person for watching them.. .
Thanks for posting this Else, I'm glad I now know about this.
i have a photo taken in 1915 with c. t. russell standing in a large group of men.
i have seen lots of pictures of him but usually he is by himself.
something that stood out in the picture is how different he looked from everyone else in the picture.
I guess a beard is one thing, but that with the long hair seems to make him different. Like the japanese guy.
i have a photo taken in 1915 with c. t. russell standing in a large group of men.
i have seen lots of pictures of him but usually he is by himself.
something that stood out in the picture is how different he looked from everyone else in the picture.
Wonder if he was looked upon by the rest of society as an ecentric kook?
i have a photo taken in 1915 with c. t. russell standing in a large group of men.
i have seen lots of pictures of him but usually he is by himself.
something that stood out in the picture is how different he looked from everyone else in the picture.
The more pictures from that time I look at the more I'm leaning toward eccentric kook. Trying to put this in persepctive for myself, Knorr was the guy from my earliest memories. What if he had long hair and a beard? Wonder if my parents would have followed along like my grandparents followed Russell? I guess I grew up when the organization was full of rules and regulations. Since Russell didn't think an organization was neccessary I'm sure things were different when he was in charge.
i have a photo taken in 1915 with c. t. russell standing in a large group of men.
i have seen lots of pictures of him but usually he is by himself.
something that stood out in the picture is how different he looked from everyone else in the picture.
Not sure I agree with the age thing. Look at Woodrow Wilson, he was approximately the same age as Russell, he didn't have long hair and a beard. I never thought about it before, but now I think it was all about making himself unique, a pattern that Rutherford made sure to continue.
i have a photo taken in 1915 with c. t. russell standing in a large group of men.
i have seen lots of pictures of him but usually he is by himself.
something that stood out in the picture is how different he looked from everyone else in the picture.
I have a photo taken in 1915 with C. T. Russell standing in a large group of men. I have seen lots of pictures of him but usually he is by himself. Something that stood out in the picture is how different he looked from everyone else in the picture. He was the only one with long hair and a beard. I did some research as to what the style was back then and he would have really stood out in the crowd, no one looked like he did.
Any ideas on why? Was this all part of the plan to stand out from the crowd?
