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  Search for GB Fan Name

  by sparrowdown in

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  justin bieber has beliebers.

  benedict cumberbatch has cumberbitches.

  surely the ego-stroking gb worshipping fans deserve a name.. gbsters?

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  Governed Buddies
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  Re: Experienced Attorneys and Paralegals Needed at Bethel

  by pixel in

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  2. beliefs

  i thought we needed carpenters and plumbers in paradise...oh well... the hypocrisy.

  to all bodies of elders in the united states branch territoryre: experienced attorneys and paralegals needed at bethel.

  dear brothers:.

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  EdenOne

  They figure out that:

  a) If you're smart enough to get a college degree

  b) If your're smart enough to see through the WTS bulls**t regarding 'higher education', go ahead and get a diploma in spite of pressures from Elders

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  c) after all that, you're still able to look at yourself in the mirror and stay "in"

  then you're just the kind of person they need for their legal department.

  Eden
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  WT's subtle attack on Wikipedia!

  by Wonderment in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  did anyone notice this wt's subtle attack on wikipedia?

  they wrote (from the 2011 yearbook of jehovah's witnesses, pp.

  9-10. source: 'tracing all things with accuracy'):.

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  The Watchtower Society will dismiss any website that isn't supportive of their beliefs. A "neutral" view, an "independent" view, or a site that will display the "opposite view" for the sake of balance of opinion, will be a big no-no, nearly as dangerous as outwardly "apostate" websites. Even those that are pro-Jehovah's Witnesses aren't in any way endorsed nor are individual Witnesses encouraged to take part in those. In fact, if it were the GB's way, the only website that any faithful JW could ever access to would be the ubiquitous JW.org.

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  Hi everyone, this is my first post.

  by John Aquila in

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  2. friends

  hey everyone, this is my first post.

  i was contacted by the witnesses in1965, baptized in that same year at age 15. i was appointed an elder in 1975 and served as an elder for 20 years..

  it hasnt been long since i learn ttatt and when i totally woke up.

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  EdenOne

  Welcome to the forum.

  Your story as a young rising star elder in your circuit rings a lot of familiar bells with mine. Your story of the elder in fishnet stockings smacks the nearly unbelievable category, but I'll just take your word for it. I wish you have done something more than just nodding, because his hypocrisy is unforgivable. Hoping to hear more from you.

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  Judge Rutherford speaks 'From the Heart'-1

  by Esse quam videri in

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  No wonder the Israelite authorities don't have much esteem for Jehovah's Witnesses, even to this day. They have memory and don't take this lightly.

  Eden
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  CANDACE CONTI - MIXED EMOTIONS

  by The Searcher in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  whatever the outcome of the appeal, i fear that most of us are going to be very disappointed.. a) obviously if the org wins.. b) if the org loses, they will put their plan 'b' into action - damage limitation - which will iinvolve confidentiality agreements being signed by pending/future victims, thereby settling the majority of cases out of court, and winning in several ways;.

  there are probably other benefits, but these are the principal ones, and for these reasons i reckon the floodgates will never be allowed to be opened!!!

  they've seen how other establishments have responded to their pedophile cases, and have picked up some good tips on how to minimise the effects.

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  konceptual99

  I disagree - we can still see new cases surface, regarding molestations that happened before the organizational changes [say, pre-2000], and for those, I'm sure the WTS can still be found liable, even in the light of more recent organizational changes.

  In any case, we must remember that the Conti case isn't about "bringing the Watchtower Society down to the dust", but it's chiefly about a) the wrongdoing that was inflicted to Candace Conti;  and then b) protecting other children within the Jehovah's Witnesses community from sexual predators who may find safe haven within the congregations because of the WTS' idiotic policies.

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  CANDACE CONTI - MIXED EMOTIONS

  by The Searcher in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  whatever the outcome of the appeal, i fear that most of us are going to be very disappointed.. a) obviously if the org wins.. b) if the org loses, they will put their plan 'b' into action - damage limitation - which will iinvolve confidentiality agreements being signed by pending/future victims, thereby settling the majority of cases out of court, and winning in several ways;.

  there are probably other benefits, but these are the principal ones, and for these reasons i reckon the floodgates will never be allowed to be opened!!!

  they've seen how other establishments have responded to their pedophile cases, and have picked up some good tips on how to minimise the effects.

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  I think if we were hoping that we would see the Watchtower's demise through pedophile lawsuits, we will be disappointed. However, if the outcome is:

  a) Bad press for the Watchtower Society

  b) Significant change in the way the Watchtower Society and the congregations handle pedophiles and cases of child molestation, in order to protect the children from molesters and act swiftly in the victim's interests;

  then I would say, regardless of the outcome of Candace Conti's case [sentence or settlement out of court], that the outcome has been positive.

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  Need list of notable bible people who Jah let slide

  by RedPillPopper in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  need a list of people like cain, lot, david, etc who did things they should have been put to death for but jah forgave, excused or turned a blind eye to.

  thanks for any info.. .

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  Samson, Jehu ...
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  YAWEHLAND - Imagine a country where Jehovah's Witnesses are the majority

  by EdenOne in

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  2. friends

  in 2018, cyprus goes bankrupt (again).

  many of its inhabitants, lacking jobs and prospectives of a better future, emigrate to more prosperous countries.

  cyprus' society is on the brink of collapse.

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  I think this would be a fine idea for a fiction book authored by our own talented Terry. What do you think ...hmmm? Would you take on the challenge?

  Eden
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  YAWEHLAND - Imagine a country where Jehovah's Witnesses are the majority

  by EdenOne in

  1. jw
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  in 2018, cyprus goes bankrupt (again).

  many of its inhabitants, lacking jobs and prospectives of a better future, emigrate to more prosperous countries.

  cyprus' society is on the brink of collapse.

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  I bet the methods of execution would be stoning and hanging - just because they're "biblical".

  Eden