yep, these gems and comments were used in the talk today:.
speaking of ones who "failed to show appreciation for all the rich spiritual food we get from the f&ds", the speaker said this:.
"many have even failed to keep up with everything we are lovingly provided by christ's brothers, and rather than keeping their faith strong, they have become complacent and even critical ofjehovah's provisions!
Billy,
Oub, I love this response! I'll change it to reference a couple of cousins who are still 'in' and unhappy for a variety of reasons.
Of course. Feel free to use it with my blessings!
Just wait for the deer-in-the-headlights look on their face. It's priceless.
The GB clowns just get weirder by the minute.
To any lurkers that are sittin' on the fence, ask yourself this question: Is there any possible way that God, the Creator of the Universe, would use these fools to represent him? Any possible way?
oxy-delirious fly-on-ear ( part ii) .
by hairtrigger .
now both these ladies are jaw-droppin beauties.
I'ma guessin' you gotta' ear for sum sorta' slang, but seein's as I ain't ne'er heard nuthin' like it, I got no clue. No clue, fool.
credit goes to mike & kim.. .. https://youtu.be/yj3x6wjrsaq .
.. .. atlantis!.
I loved this YouTube comment:
Shark Bite :
The Watchtower, dumbing down Jehovah's Witnesses, one cartoon at a time.
The Governing Body is showing their spiritual depth by relaying everything through animations. JW's are slowly being conditioned to be taught only by cute little indoctrinating short cartoons, rather than the depth of the Bible.
credit goes to mike & kim.. .. https://youtu.be/yj3x6wjrsaq .
.. .. atlantis!.
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The more they try to seem "normal," the more obvious it is that they are anything but.
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this week has been the week when my whole way of thinking shifted.
i still cannot believe how this can happen so fast.
over a period of seven days i went from not even imagining that i could ever not be a witness to wanting to get out of this organisation.. .
I have to pretend I agree with something I do not
Sadly, this is what being a JW is all about: pretending.
Their belief system is delusional. It is based on fantasy.
Fortunately you have figured that out. Yet it is a disturbing realization, especially at first.
is ok for me to understand things different than the organization and to reach different conclusions when I analyse some biblical verses.
Yes, it is absolutely ok for you to use your mind!
This isn't what the WT leadership wants, but it is the healthiest thing for you as an individual.
Welcome to the rest of your life.
i stole this, from of all places, rick fearon.
i don't know who he stole it from.
please think of more.. things i trust more than the jehovah's witnesses governing body+ the media+ mexican tap water+ cappuccino from bill cosby+ a bigfoot sighting+ a politician who says "trust me"+ an al qaeda who wants flying lessons, but skips landing and take-offs+ a hillary clinton war story+ bill clinton wanting to give a speech at an all-female school+ gas station sushi+ a brian williams or bill o'rielly news report+ email from a nigerian prince.
yep, these gems and comments were used in the talk today:.
speaking of ones who "failed to show appreciation for all the rich spiritual food we get from the f&ds", the speaker said this:.
"many have even failed to keep up with everything we are lovingly provided by christ's brothers, and rather than keeping their faith strong, they have become complacent and even critical ofjehovah's provisions!
those who leave the congregations and organisations ALWAYS end up bringing unhappiness to their lives
In a way that's true. I'm unhappy that the part of my family that remains JWs won't talk to me because I no longer attend meetings. (FYI: I am technically a JW in good standing).
Whenever I meet up with a JW that still attends and they ask me how I am I always say, "My life is fantastic! The ONLY part of it that isn't good is the lack of relationship with my children." [The ones that are still Kool-Aid Drinking JWs].
It's always very telling to see the look on their faces as my statement doesn't compute because of their beliefs.
Sometimes I ask if they'd like to help with a reconciliation. They always say, "No." Always.
I make charitable donations all the time:
Heck, I even give a few bucks to the homeless people I see around town.
Oh, you meant "when was the last time I donated to the WTBTS"!
I quit when I began suspecting it was a cult, which was around 2002 or 2003.
40-50 years after saying "armegeddon is right around the corner" we are now making progress!!!.
gotta have a sense of humor to deal with this stuff..
Great finds Blondie!
So evidently we've been "on the threshold" for over 65 years.
What's keeping God from walking us through the doorway?
