Hi guys,
I'm after some info to show the hypocracy of the GB being a NGO with the UN. Some thing along this vein:
“In joining the YMCA as a member a person accepts or endorses the general objectives and principles of the organization. He is not simply paying for something he receives, such as when buying things being sold to the public at a store. (Compare 1 Corinthians 8:10; 10:25.) Nor is his membership merely an entry pass, as when a person buys a theater ticket. Membership means that one has become an integral part of this organization founded with definite religious objectives, including the promotion of interfaith . Hence, for one of Jehovah's Witnesses to become a member of such a so-called "Christian" association would amount to apostasy . Some individuals have on occasion not become members but have paid a onetime admission fee, viewing this as simply paying for a commercial service available. Even in this regard it is wise to consider whether this course will adversely affect the consciences of others. —1 Cor. 8:11-13."
This really hits it on the head, (especially the last sentence) but I wanted something as obscure as this that would possibly make me not look apostate. Does that make sense? The YMCA thing is the goto quote to highlight the hypocracy - the most obvious one, as most Rank and File wouldn't be stumbling across articles form 1979.
If you guys know of anything please let me know.
I was thinking along the lines of for example - I turned down work if it in some obscure way involved my associating with the kinds of organizations that the society condemned (didn't have to be a church, but if it were a building in some way related to a church). Though I don't know if this was a doctrine or just a between the lines type of thing.
Thanks!