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  Does this fact in it`s own right , prove the Garden Of Eden story false to be no more than a fable ?

  by smiddy in

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  thinking about life in general reflecting on the abundance of life on this planet , it became obvious to me that every living thing , those flying in the heavens ,living on the earth , or existing in the oceans , is all possible for one reason , and one reason only.. every living thing exists at the expense of the death of some other living thing , life and death go hand in hand.. the same is true even in the microscopic world .. every living thing feeds off some other unfortunate living thing.that`s nature at its most basic observation , but true.. what the noachian flood story overlooks is the vast amount of living marine life that existed and flourished and not influenced or affected by what supposedly went on , on land.. 99.9 % of all living creatures if not 100% live by the death of some other living creature and the same would have to be true in the garden of eden if it was to have existed in the first place .. no thing can live if it does not devour some other living thing .

  a fact of life .. apologists are welcome to support god , by suggesting miraculous interventions by god that have no scriptual basis.

  i guess any nature video of the animal kingdom , marine life in the oceans , or videos of the bird life , as in nature series should make this clear .. smiddy.

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  Eden seem to have been pictured as an enclosure, with gates. Is it conceivable that animal carcasses could be degraded by vegetation, mushrooms? Is there even a record of animals in the garden apart from one snake? and it was eating not eggs, rodents but dust? That brings into focus all the meat was perhaps burned, like by Abel on the Altar or just buried before the flies could lay their eggs on ti? decay, turned directly into hey?

  Hiring competent writers was not the strong point of the supposed G.O.D.
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  Too Much Discontent in the Congregation Part 3

  by Simon Templar in

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  now, 80-85 years later, we are still here.

  if i was to do the counsel with a brother who had this much experience, i would have just thanked him for doing the talk, and marked him good on the point.

  this is a good way to get money though.

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  not all the elderly are depressed, nor even feel like victims, some are empowered, what can wt do to them? they hold all the cards $$$$$

  One cheerful and lucid 100+ old sister loudly greeted all visitors from the hall with; "have they announced a new date for Armageddon yet? the stalwarts in the ward had to grin and bear it.
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  Liquidation sale of RBC assets

  by Darkknight757 in

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  got this very interesting email last night and i thought i'd share it.. this is from the local rbc.. "in harmony with our new ldc form we have been asked by the branch to liquidate all current assets of used tools and materials once owned by the rbc.

  you are invited to visit the equipment trailers to acquire items being liquidated by the rbc asset team, these items will be offered on a first come bases with voluntary donation.

  if you see any item you like please be in position to take it with you at that time, after you return to your congregation then you will make a donation of cash or check in the congregation contribution box designated for the support of the worldwide work.

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  next time, bring your own tools, if you cut your finger, or ear( remember peter) it is not our equipments fault.

  If you don't have your own tools, you are probably not proficient anyway. and if you still work for free, there might be something wrong with you, and you are a danger to others.
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  What is the org’s view on extraterrestrial life?

  by My Name is of No Consequence in

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  i am sure that it has been discussed before.

  but just out of curiosity, what is the orgs view on extraterrestrial life?

  the org certainly agrees that the universe is infinitely large.

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  There was an obscure reference once in the awake, 60s,70s, that said that "We are not mandated yet to colonize other worlds" so rather alien life already there it was the private opinion of that writer (it looked like he snug that tidbit in) , rather than extraterrestrials already being there, we would go there to make it so. perhaps by an extra-terrest-trial resurrection.

  How many stars, planets have already died, whose light has not arrived yet?
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  Hypothetical Question...

  by JW_Rogue in

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  i was just thinking that the org has said lots of outrageous things over it's history and most jws just continue onward without a second thought.

  so my question is what do you think would have to be said from the platform or wt to get people to get up and walk out immediately?

  is it even possible?

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  The hall has been sold and the new owners will pay a premium if it could be cleared before this meeting officially ends. $$$$$
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  Review of the November 15 study article - "Stand Firm in the Faith"

  by Divergent in

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  this study article poses questions that we should ask ourselves.

  don't have time to analyze the whole thing, so will start from paragraph 8:.

  8 do gods promises seem less real to me now than they once did?

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  OneGenTwoGroups2 hours ago

  Has miserably unfulfilled prophetic interpretations by the faithful and discreet slave destroyed your faith?

  yes, I have not tried levitating on water without a minimum 10 feet surfboard.
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  Review of the November 15 study article - "Stand Firm in the Faith"

  by Divergent in

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  this study article poses questions that we should ask ourselves.

  don't have time to analyze the whole thing, so will start from paragraph 8:.

  8 do gods promises seem less real to me now than they once did?

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  Once you believe the story about walking on water, the rest is easy, you'll believe anything.

  Imaginary Imitation Faith,
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  Comment during the WT

  by OneFingerSalute in

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  so ofs got to comment again this morning and thought the comment might bring a smile to someone.the second half question on par.

  15 was, "we cannot actually see jesus, sohow can we look intently at him?".

  ofs commented, "of course, we cannot literally see jesus as peter did.

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  You can get away with almost any comment if you finish it off with a qualifier like: "This shows us Jehovah's mighty power to do anything". like walking on water.
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  Blondie's Highlights from 11-15-2015 WT (FAITH)

  by blondie in

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  blondies highlights from the 11-15-2015 wt study (september 15, 2015)(faith).

  excellent general website: www.jwfacts.com .

  wt publications http://www.a2z.org/wtarchive/archive.htm (old).

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  never doubting their words are more important than Gods word.

  Gods word ?? talking snake, talking asses, floating axes, humans walking on top of waves? floating on top of Everest?

  on the level of Red Riding hood.
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  Comment during the WT

  by OneFingerSalute in

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  so ofs got to comment again this morning and thought the comment might bring a smile to someone.the second half question on par.

  15 was, "we cannot actually see jesus, sohow can we look intently at him?".

  ofs commented, "of course, we cannot literally see jesus as peter did.

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  It is quite a spectacle to hear grown people seriously discuss for an hour the implications of 2 men's attempt to walk on water. Or the story. It shows you the mind control of the Imitation faith.