hey everyone.
i have a question and i hope i'm not confusing this with something else i heard.
while watching ex jw videos on youtube many of them talk about how noah's ark and the flood didn't happen and it's impossible.
Hey everyone. I have a question and I hope I'm not confusing this with something else I heard. While watching ex jw videos on YouTube many of them talk about how Noah's ark and the flood didn't happen and it's impossible. Not sure if I'm mixing this up with something else but I wanted to ask if anyone can give me information on this. An article or video I can read because I find it very interesting.
Thanks
can someone explain to me what the vast apostate army is and whats up with the date.
november 5, 2017. i've seen post and videos dated from 2010 about this event.
what's the deal.
Can someone explain to me what the vast apostate army is and whats up with the date. November 5, 2017. I've seen post and videos dated from 2010 about this event. What's the deal. It's in NY in wallkill or warkill.
i know two jehovah's witnesses couple.
the husband had a rough upbringing.
his father left him at a young age, leaving his mom and himself to take care of his siblings.
thanks too everyone for the feedback. i find this very interesting not only of my self but the jw thinking. thanks @deegee
i know two jehovah's witnesses couple.
the husband had a rough upbringing.
his father left him at a young age, leaving his mom and himself to take care of his siblings.
To me if he have a tramatic experience and don't take any therapy it would seriously effect them in the future. That's why I hear so many messed up stories about suicides an such after being DF.
i know two jehovah's witnesses couple.
the husband had a rough upbringing.
his father left him at a young age, leaving his mom and himself to take care of his siblings.
Wow so sad.
i know two jehovah's witnesses couple.
the husband had a rough upbringing.
his father left him at a young age, leaving his mom and himself to take care of his siblings.
Hello there. I know two Jehovah's witnesses couple. The husband had a rough upbringing. His father left him at a young age, leaving his mom and himself to take care of his siblings. He had to learn things faster then any normal child. Now grown man and married he developed a porn addiction and even went to strip clubs and his wife didn't know of this. The wife how ever had a hard life. As a child her mother left her for a time and father didn't pay much attention to her. She was also molested at a young age. She and her husband were never able to have sex because of his inability to penetrate her. Aka they are adult virgins lol. The wife has an affair and is able to lose her virginity and has a baby.
My question is from my knowledge and experience with jw's. They always seek answers from the Bible or from the watchtower. Anytime I always had questions she would say look for this scripture of go on the jw.org. doing that never helped me answer my questions. I used to go to meetings but that would only give me headaches. (I'll speak more on that in the next topic I post). I feel google has more real answers then the Bible and I actually go to therapy and it has uncovered a lot of things about me that I never could understand by myself.
I feel as though he really need therapy but they don't take it as far as I know. What do you guys think about this? Ask me questions if u please
hello everyone ive been posting about this situation about my daughters and their jw mom so if u want to get a back story about whats going on you can check out my previous posts.. note- daughters are only 5 months old, and i live in the united states.. right now im typing up my court orders to present to the court but ive come to a road block.
i want to add reasons to why its not a good idea to have my daughters be baptized at a young age.. here is my rough draft -.
"age appropriate baptism – i wish that my daughters to be baptized at the legal age of 18 years old.
I live in New Jersey in the United States
hello everyone ive been posting about this situation about my daughters and their jw mom so if u want to get a back story about whats going on you can check out my previous posts.. note- daughters are only 5 months old, and i live in the united states.. right now im typing up my court orders to present to the court but ive come to a road block.
i want to add reasons to why its not a good idea to have my daughters be baptized at a young age.. here is my rough draft -.
"age appropriate baptism – i wish that my daughters to be baptized at the legal age of 18 years old.
hello everyone ive been posting about this situation about my daughters and their jw mom so if u want to get a back story about whats going on you can check out my previous posts.
Note- Daughters are only 5 months old, and i live in the united states.
right now im typing up my court orders to present to the court but ive come to a road block. i want to add reasons to why its not a good idea to have my daughters be baptized at a young age.
HERE IS MY ROUGH DRAFT -
1. "Age appropriate baptism – I wish that my daughters to be baptized at the legal age of 18 years old. Reasons-Religion play a heavy roll in my daughters mothers life. She is Jehovah witness and I believe she wants my daughter’s to be as well. Problem is the age of them being baptized. I have no problem with them being Jehovah witnesses but an age younger than 18 is not acceptable. Being baptized at a Jehovah’s Witness is like signing a contract which my young daughter’s won’t understand at a young age. The mind, body and soul of a person doesn’t fully develop until they reach a certain age and making such a decisions at a young age and not fully understanding the religion’s policies and rules and consequence that follow if they choose to leave the religion I fear will have a negative effect on my daughters which I fear will damage them in adulthood.
Example – You baptize your child as a Jehovah witness at a young age such as 7 or 10. Children tend to want to make decision like this just to make parents happy not knowing exactly what they are getting into. Children want to be doctors at 5, movie stars at 7, astronauts at 10. Such young minds still developing not knowing exactly what they want in life. Becoming a Jehovah witness you would have to give up those dreams because the practices of the religion won’t allow you ventures on those endeavors. WHY? Because you in order to stay active as a Jehovah witness you would have spend a lot of hours and time and hours knocking on doors and attending meetings two to three times a week, instead of pursing a higher education which the Jehovah witness organization highly discouraged.
If my daughters get baptized young and later realize that the Jehovah witness life isn’t for them and decided to leave the religion or stop going to meeting or any of the religious functions. I fear the consequences. Being a Jehovah witness you are encouraged not to have any friends outside of the religion and become friends with people only in the church, "
i stopped right there. Can anybody give me a hand here and let me know of some ideas i can add on to this. I know a bit about JW but i know there are some EXJW on this sight that could possibly shed some more insight.
Thanks.
hello everyone, this is my fellow up from my first post, feel free to check that out if your unsure of the whole situation.
i have two twin babies that are now two months old.
i already to my ex to court, yes i took her to court and now im established as the father and ill be paying child support next week.
thanks for the support and answer guys.
hello everyone, this is my fellow up from my first post, feel free to check that out if your unsure of the whole situation.
i have two twin babies that are now two months old.
i already to my ex to court, yes i took her to court and now im established as the father and ill be paying child support next week.
this is in the united states
