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  God and the afterlife. Do you need to believe in both

  by moley in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i consider myself an atheist, i completely reject the idea of a totalitarian desert god/any god and the bible is a book of fairytales and folk legends.. i do however sort of believe that this life is not all there is.

  i’m not talking about heaven or hell but in a tangible state of being.. there are a few experiences i’ve had in my llife.

  could be imagined could be real.

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  Waton

  I am enjoying a j right now!!

  come on peeps would love to hear others views
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  God and the afterlife. Do you need to believe in both

  by moley in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i consider myself an atheist, i completely reject the idea of a totalitarian desert god/any god and the bible is a book of fairytales and folk legends.. i do however sort of believe that this life is not all there is.

  i’m not talking about heaven or hell but in a tangible state of being.. there are a few experiences i’ve had in my llife.

  could be imagined could be real.

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  Perry

  Youve hit the nail on the head
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  God and the afterlife. Do you need to believe in both

  by moley in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i consider myself an atheist, i completely reject the idea of a totalitarian desert god/any god and the bible is a book of fairytales and folk legends.. i do however sort of believe that this life is not all there is.

  i’m not talking about heaven or hell but in a tangible state of being.. there are a few experiences i’ve had in my llife.

  could be imagined could be real.

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  moley

  I consider myself an atheist, I completely reject the idea of a totalitarian desert god/any god and the bible is a book of fairytales and folk legends.

  I do however sort of believe that this life is not all there is. I’m not talking about heaven or hell but in a tangible state of being.

  There are a few experiences I’ve had in my llife. Could be imagined could be real. That lead me to think this way
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  Belly button

  by moley in

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  2. humour

  just a thought.

  would those who are resurrected (if it existed) to the new system have bellybuttons.

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  Just a thought. Would those who are resurrected (if it existed) to the new system have bellybuttons
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  Favorite Quotations from Movies

  by compound complex in

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  "the way you walked was thorny, through no fault of your own, but as the rain enters the soil, the river enters the sea, so tears run to a predestined end.

  now you will have peace for eternity.

  " -- maleva, the wolf man.

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  “Bitches leave”

  Robocop (original)
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  Uk members ?

  by midnight in

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  2. friends

  hi anyone from the uk ?

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  Anyone from Plymouth
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  So the governing body is NOT inspired...are they still "spirit directed"?

  by NikL in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  okay there has been lots of buzz about the feb 2017 wt where they say the governing body is not inspired nor infallible.

  yet, they are still using the baptism questions.

  the second one being... "do you understand that your dedication and baptism identify you as one of jehovah’s witnesses in association with god’s spirit-directedorganization?".

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  It seems to me that this is a "get out of prison card". They can whip this quote out as and when needed. Won't make any difference to the faithful as it will just go in one ear out the next leaving little to no recollection it was ever said
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  Is Satan really the bad guy in story of creation?

  by evilApostate in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i wanted to take an objective look at satan in the story of creation.

  this is not meant to offend those of you who are still christians.

  i'm agnostic btw.

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  Were Conventions, Asemblies and the Memorials boring to you?

  by HereIgo in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  conventions always just seemed like more of a vacation to me than anything else, especially if you had to travel out of town for it, but definitely were exhausting especially toward the end of each day.

  for some reason i didn't mind the special and circuit assemblies too much, probably because they seemed like more of a social event than anything else and only 1-2 days.

  the memorial always was kind of boring to me.

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  The thing I liked most about assemblies was the amount of drinking that went on in the evenings
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  I'm gonna sue those f€$¥kers

  by moley in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  well the ball has started rolling, gonna sue, can't go into to much detail.

  time for some payback .

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  Zoos. Yep, got solicitor and yeah I'd say an entire childhood of sexual abuse is a legitimate case