Konceptual99: Totally happening. Saw it myself. Just like Nazi's or Pharisees...
"Be loyal or be dead"
cha ching
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Profiling of an apostate
by joe134cd ini must admit when i was in, the idea i had of an apostate, was an angry bitter person who would picket out side a convention.
i was looking on jwservey and found on the respondents to a servey that 54% were either active members or fading members.
this made me wonder is the organisation underestimating the extent of apostasy.
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14 Minutes and you are not a Servant of Jehovah
by JT inlast night we were discussing the "new light" that was revealed to the gb recently from jehovah.
many of us recall all the co talks and elder parts based on the bible text of how a true servant of jah would not be "inactive or irregular" for years one was required to have at least one hour to be considered a servant of jah.. as the sec in my hall i recall so many times calling up friends to get thier time and hearing them break crying cause they didn't have 60min only about 45min- and they knew that it meant they were not servants of jah.
now with the new light from jw a person with only 14 minutes of time will now be disqualified as being a servant of jah.. it is amazing how many jw will view this arrangement as a "loving provision from jah" instead of realizing that thier service to thier god has been reduced to whether they get 15min or 14 min.
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cha ching
Very true... I feel bad for "older" people. What is left?
"I'd rather have questions that I can't answer, than questions I can't ask (or answers I can't question)"
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Don't Let Your JW Past Keep You Down!
by minimus ini know many who were witnesses hate their past, their decisions, their wasted time.. but you know what??
it's not so bad now.
at least we are out, either mentally, physically or both.. and now, we know better!.
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cha ching
Congratulations MTSman!!!
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Don't Let Your JW Past Keep You Down!
by minimus ini know many who were witnesses hate their past, their decisions, their wasted time.. but you know what??
it's not so bad now.
at least we are out, either mentally, physically or both.. and now, we know better!.
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cha ching
I agree, exwhyzee.... people need to vent, have support, have proof of reality.
I am grateful people have shared their stories here, it helps a lot!
You are not crazy, as the WT would have you believe, it really did happen.
What the WT does is very, very cold hearted and mean.
I read an article about a man who was locked on a ship, had to devise a plan to escape... from Scientology!!
Other people have missed childhoods & were bitter because of going to Catholic Schools, mean Nuns, pedophile priests.. Then their are the Muslim with many traditions, Chinese people being oppressed, Iran, Korea, Russia, Germany, India... what if we had grown up under these circumstances?
Yes, let's support each other, help each other out of this mess, and live life to the full!!!
cha ching!
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Profiling of an apostate
by joe134cd ini must admit when i was in, the idea i had of an apostate, was an angry bitter person who would picket out side a convention.
i was looking on jwservey and found on the respondents to a servey that 54% were either active members or fading members.
this made me wonder is the organisation underestimating the extent of apostasy.
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cha ching
You must accept error.. or else!
Quote from the "Douglas Walsh" trial:
Another example is the testimony by Hayden C. Covington, a former vice president and lead Watchtower attorney, who stated that Witnesses must accept a “false prophecy” as true.
Prosecutor:
… A false prophecy was promulgated?
Answer:
I agree [to] that.
Prosecutor:
It had to be accepted by Jehovah’s Witnesses?
Answer:
That is correct.
Prosecutor:
If [a] member of Jehovah’s Witnesses took the view himself that that prophecy was wrong and said so he would be disfellowshipped?
Answer:
Yes … Our purpose is to have unity.
Prosecutor:
Unity at all costs?
Answer:
Unity at all costs …
Prosecutor:
And unity based upon an enforced acceptance of false prophecy?
Answer:
That is conceded to be true.
Prosecutor:
And the person who expressed his view … that it was wrong, and was disfellowshipped, would be in breach of the covenant if he was baptized.
Answer:
That is correct.
Prosecutor:
And as you said yesterday expressly, would be worthy of death …
Answer:
I will answer that yes, unhesitatingly.
Prosecutor:
Do you call that religion?
Answer:
It certainly is.
Prosecutor:
Do you call it Christianity?
Answer:
I certainly do.
(Douglas Walsh v. The Right Honorable James Latham Clyde Scottish Court of Sessions, November, 1954, p.347-348, Cross Examination of Fred Franz; also see entire testimony for other examples).
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Is anyone else completely astonished that they're drawing attention to 1914/2014 - 100 years
by jambon1 ini note that they're making reference to this in the upcoming convention programme.
someone has has dropped a bollock here, have they not?.
i mean, if i were a jw, i'd be sitting thinking of all the promises made and broken.
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cha ching
Thx for your research, Blondie...
Perhaps someone will see the irony, the way they change like a chameleon ....
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Is anyone else completely astonished that they're drawing attention to 1914/2014 - 100 years
by jambon1 ini note that they're making reference to this in the upcoming convention programme.
someone has has dropped a bollock here, have they not?.
i mean, if i were a jw, i'd be sitting thinking of all the promises made and broken.
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cha ching
This is what con men commonly call the .... "razzle dazzle"
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cha ching
haha... good joke!
Just in case the rest of you aren't 'computer geeks', enter 127.0.0.1 into the "address" of your toolbar, and see what you'll get :-)
