this has to be one of the worst 'talks' that i have ever heard!.
creepy & evil ciro!
wow!.
"V2" Length is 115;12 minutes
That is the same as 1 hour, 55 minutes and 12 seconds.
Both the "1996" recording and the so-called "2007" recording hosted at the site given in the other thread are of the same duration.
To confirm that they are the same the partial transcript will have to be compared with what is said in the "1996" audio.
i got a really lengthy pm from a poster i don't know, scolding me for saying there is a difference between rape and religious abuse.
i recently had a conversation with someone who says eating oysters is vegetarian.
when i pointed out it isn't, the person said we all have different definitions of vegetarian.
Watchtower definition....."Truth, anything currently published by The Watchtower"
this has to be one of the worst 'talks' that i have ever heard!.
creepy & evil ciro!
wow!.
Could the "2007" version really be the "1996" version?
If it is, then the audio is available at archive.org.
this has to be one of the worst 'talks' that i have ever heard!.
creepy & evil ciro!
wow!.
Some earlier versions of the talk are mentioned online.
Aulicino Ciro - You Will Be With Me In Paradise V1 Length:110;51 Special Mar 1994 Delaware Area
Aulicino Ciro - You Will Be With Me In Paradise V2 Length115;12 Special 1996 Pasadena MD
Discusses Armageddon. Describes every aspect of it. It’s like a pre Armageddon instruction and then followed by after Armageddon instructions. When and how we will be healed. Language uniformity and how we will return to one language earth wide. The new scrolls. A new calendar structure! The brother discussed theocratic education. Resurrection details such as when and how... The section of the talk gets deeply moving.
But the 2007 version of the talk is gone.
this has to be one of the worst 'talks' that i have ever heard!.
creepy & evil ciro!
wow!.
The audio of this talk has been removed from the internet!
The 2007 version must be really bad!
Did anyone save a copy of it?
i continue to puzzle over the future direction the watchtower is taking.
it seems very strange.. let's review: they are selling everything off in brooklyn, raking in huge sums from that real estate and building heavily in a fairly isolated part of upstate ny.. why?.
it may be classified as a country club (legally).
The main purpose of Wallkill is to provide new offices for the Governing Body!!!
i continue to puzzle over the future direction the watchtower is taking.
it seems very strange.. let's review: they are selling everything off in brooklyn, raking in huge sums from that real estate and building heavily in a fairly isolated part of upstate ny.. why?.
it may be classified as a country club (legally).
Here is the purpose of Wallkill according to a document submitted by the Watchtower.
"The proposed World Headquarters will provide space for a religious administrative campus comprised of approximately 8 buildings along with several accessory site structures constructed on approximately 45 acres of the 253 acre site. The proposed project is intended to relocate the offices of the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses and various supporting departments and committees from Brooklyn, NY to a rural setting in closer proximity to the Jehovah's Witnesses two other upstate facilities in Shawangunk, NY and Patterson, NY. The project is located at 1 Kings Drive in the Town of Warwick, New York."
did jw's predict the world would end in 1984?.
the september 21, 1984 issue of chrisitanity today on pages 66-67, ran an article entitled: "do jehovah's witnesses still hold to their 1984 doomsday deadline?".
that's as far as my search has gotten me and it isn't on chrisitanity today's web-site.. can anyone find this article for me?.
"Walter Glass, registrar of the Witnesses’ Tower Bible School of the Gilead,..."
I can't find online any record of a "Walter Glass"!
He is invisible.
Very appropriate for someone with the last name "Glass."
a friend just emailed me this interesting video last night... just hought i'd share.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wa8pqnrprms.
so, in summary, the faithful & discreet slave are:.
1881: the body of christ1896: a yet to be determined "individual"1916: 20 years later, that "individual" turned out to be russell1926: (10 years later) no wait!
...only 8 of us are the FDS!
"We love this idea!"
he just can't seem to stop himself taunting "these muslims" or "some muslim or other".
among his favourite taunts are:.
"all the world's muslims have fewer nobel prizes than trinity college, cambridge.".
More about the book:
"Enjoyable from start to finish, this exceptionally accessible book will appeal to science lovers, lovers of autobiographies-and, of course, all of Dawkins's fans, atheists and theists alike." Library Journal starred review "Well-written, captivating, and filled with fascinating anecdotes" Publishers Weekly "Richard Dawkins is a hero of mine, so being able to read about how he became the man and the thinker he is, was a particular delight for me. How his life formed from an inchoate, primordial soup and then never wavered from sound, scientific principles made for a huge page turning experience; he's also a great writer, so that helps. Some people get their kicks from Superman's origin story, or Batman's origin story. or Jesus'. But for me, it was Richard Dawkins." Bill Maher "It has been my good fortune to meet many of the greatest minds of our time, but standing above them all in the power of both his ideas and his rhetoric is Richard Dawkins, whose books are major publishing events because they change the conversation and the culture. In An Appetite for Wonder Dawkins turns his critical analysis inward to reveal how his mind works and what personal events and cultural forces most shaped his thinking. Destined to become a classic in the annals of science autobiography." Michael Shermer, Publisher of Skeptic magazine, monthly columnist for Scientific American, and author of The Believing Brain and Why Darwin Matters "Skepticism and atheism do not arrive from revelation or authority. In our culture it's a slow thoughtful process. But, in the beginning there was Dawkins, moving that process along for many of us, with information and inspiration. For the modern skeptical/atheist movement, in the beginning -- there was Dawkins and he was wicked good. Appetite for Wonder shows us this beginning." Penn Jillette, author of God No! and Every Day is an Atheist Holiday --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Richard Dawkins, voted Prospect magazine's #1 World Thinker, is the author of the blockbuster bestseller The God Delusion. He was first catapulted to fame with The Selfish Gene, which he followed with The Extended Phenotype, The Blind Watchmaker, River Out of Eden, Climbing Mount Improbable, Unweaving the Rainbow, The Ancestor's Tale, A Devil's Chaplain, The Greatest Show on Earth, and The Magic of Reality (with Dave McKean). Dawkins is a fellow of the Royal Society and the Royal Society of Literature. He was the inaugural holder of the Simonyi Chair for the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University and is the recipient of numerous honors and awards, including the Royal Society of Literature Award, the Michael Faraday Award of the Royal Society, the Kistler Prize, the Shakespeare Prize, the Lewis Thomas Prize for Writing About Science, the Galaxy British Book Awards Author of the Year Award, and the International Cosmos Prize of Japan.
Richard Dawkins taught zoology at the University of California at Berkeley and at Oxford University and is now the Charles Simonyi Professor of the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford, a position he has held since 1995. Among his previous books are The Ancestor's Tale, The Selfish Gene, The Blind Watchmaker, Climbing Mount Improbable, Unweaving the Rainbow, and A Devil's Chaplain. Dawkins lives in Oxford with his wife, the actress and artist Lalla Ward.
