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  I love astronomy!!! It's the coolest!!

  by DATA-DOG in

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  too bad it blows the gb's dogma of a 6,000 year old human race out of the water, as does science in general.

  lol!!

  ancient structures were often built to align with celestial bodies.

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  Three planets aligned for the next days in the morning dawn, looking east, next such show in 2021. guaranteed, paradise or not.
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  Headline: "Islamic Invasion: Europe now scrambles for guns." How true is this?

  by cappytan in

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  a year to a year and a half ago, i would have taken this article at face value and believed it.. now, i realize this article comes from a dubious source.

  world news daily has a die-hard right-wing bias.

  so, in an effort to get real information, i'm asking my european exjw's, is this article all true?

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  Driving force, yes, that is why I said:" Not refugees," Yes Turks are even among the rabid anti-refugee activists, speakers, nevertheless they did not go home as driving force would have it. and it is good to have the german language spoken well by newcomers.

  Gutemenschen creating Willkommenskultur expecting Anerkennungskultur.

  I will drink to that. Prost.
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  Headline: "Islamic Invasion: Europe now scrambles for guns." How true is this?

  by cappytan in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  a year to a year and a half ago, i would have taken this article at face value and believed it.. now, i realize this article comes from a dubious source.

  world news daily has a die-hard right-wing bias.

  so, in an effort to get real information, i'm asking my european exjw's, is this article all true?

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  Something that causes a lot of the problems is misinformation, propaganda, sensationalism and stating things that are simply not true.
  

  a vast majority of those refugees will return to their own countries.

  Not refugees,--- but look at Berlin, Neukoelln, Kreuzberg the largest Turkish city after Ankara. Bochum/ Dortmund under quasi-shiah street law.

  added yes, refugees need help deservedly, but it can be done more effectively; look at Australia's solution, without jeopardising your native population.
  
  
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  Did you like hymns as a jw?

  by jean-luc picard in

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  2. friends

  i was just explaining to mrs picard........ never a jw, and not english, how we used to celebrate the harvest festival, when i was 7 and younger, before my parents converted to jw'ism.. i loved to sing "we plough the fields and scatter".

  of course, singing such hymns is, to a jw, paramount to apostasy,with the death penalty like punishment the ensued.. how really stupid their harsh rules.. did you have any favourite hymns?.

  i think we would all agree, that they beat the pants off the "kingdom melodies".

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  jean-luc picard24 minutes ago

  I like so many of the songs you've mentioned.

  I really should learn la marseillaise..

  Yes, learn to play it on the instrument of your choice or to only hum the hymn. The words are biblical though:

  Let impure blood Water our furrows "Qu'un sang impur Abreuve nos sillons"

  to the music stick, . the lyrics make you sick.
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  Did you like hymns as a jw?

  by jean-luc picard in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i was just explaining to mrs picard........ never a jw, and not english, how we used to celebrate the harvest festival, when i was 7 and younger, before my parents converted to jw'ism.. i loved to sing "we plough the fields and scatter".

  of course, singing such hymns is, to a jw, paramount to apostasy,with the death penalty like punishment the ensued.. how really stupid their harsh rules.. did you have any favourite hymns?.

  i think we would all agree, that they beat the pants off the "kingdom melodies".

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  the English and german national Anthems "hymns", if you will, Pomp and circumstance, La Marseillaise? if you need to be stirred out of bed. jesus, man's desire -- for the melody only as for all above. playing them all the time.
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  Headline: "Islamic Invasion: Europe now scrambles for guns." How true is this?

  by cappytan in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  a year to a year and a half ago, i would have taken this article at face value and believed it.. now, i realize this article comes from a dubious source.

  world news daily has a die-hard right-wing bias.

  so, in an effort to get real information, i'm asking my european exjw's, is this article all true?

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  The "right" is not called right for nothing. defensive wars have been fought in Europe for millennia to preserve national, tribal identity, integrity of borders. It allowed the emergence of beautiful distinct cultures. Elgard, Bach, Debussy, Chopin, Tschaikovsky--. now, all this is destined to be underwhelmed, by groups that invade, hide their own woman , but think of nothing raping the enemy, the young. think Rotham. This is ethnic warfare, The middle east will have 76 degrees temperature, by 2070. guns? most effective at the border.
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  Why Do You No Longer Believe in God?

  by Tenacious in

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  i know this question has popped up from time to time but i really would like to know how you guys, those that no longer believe, came to that conclusion?

  was it the wts and all its crap?

  was it something you read?

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  ." --Personally speaking, I do continue to believe in a Creator God.--" same here. and
  

  he always favours the winner. encourages a competitive universe. it radiates with excellence. -not socalled New light.
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  Only 144,000 saved in 2000 years?

  by LevelThePlayingField in

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  so i phoned an elder in the cong and asked him: "when did the calling for the great crowd start, was it 1935?

  he said, "no, i think i remember a convention talk about 1950.

  " so anyway, i said, "so then let's say in the 20th century right?

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  The answer is in your 100+ years since 1914/18. Almost all these people of the past will be resurrected, only the 144 000 share with priority timing since 1918. "Jxxxx" busy, ruling,, running the wt, and also slowly doing the triage of the memory bank, to reserve most for the comebacks for the post-overlapping- paradise.
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  Why doesn't God need a creator, while the Universe does?

  by Bloody Hotdogs! in

  1. watchtower
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  i asked this question of a jw that called on me yesterday: "if the universe requires a creator, why doesn't god?

  if the universe must have a beginning, why doesn't god?

  he claims to have an answer, but it must wait for next time he calls.. i'm hoping you guys can give me a heads-up as to what he will say.

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  Warren Wilson5 minutes ago

  The Catholics yeah, if you have three entities in one unit, they can push against each other and generate movement that way.
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  I figured out how Animals ended up on different continents.

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  animals made rafts out of logs that were knocked down by the great flood, i'm not.

  sure about the kangaroo it's possible his pouch could have filled up with water and he sinked and.

  how the crossed the ocean, that's something i'm working on.. then we have "if you don't believe in god you don't know right from wrong".

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  kangaroos chew the cud and split the huff, so they are clean, and the seven of them could have formed a raft, after going down the Euphrates into the sea. getting on the gyre that brought the flaperon to Mauritius, and back to Australia, chewing seaweed*** all the way, while buoyant with hot air in the 6 possible pouches.

  *** or other weeds or hot air involved?

  Added: May be the Platipussies helped steer this raft with their webbed feet and tails.