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  JWFACTS.com Great Review of "New Light" and Faithful and Discreet Slave

  by Watchtower-Free in

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  http://www.jwfacts.com/watchtower/faithful-discreet-slave.php.

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  wannaexit

  This an amazing summary.
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  Where is aunt Connie?

  by wannaexit in

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  with all this serious talk about aawa, i'm missing the good laughs i got from aunt connie.

  where did she go?.

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  With all this serious talk about AAWA, I'm missing the good laughs I got from Aunt Connie. Where did she go?
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  WAAWAW - Watching AAWA's Website

  by UsuaIusern@me in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  as on now the awaa website is down for maintenance.

  is was meant to be out for 48hrs.

  it was down over 72 hrs ago and promises to be up in a further 12. .

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  wannaexit

  Good everyone. Tomorrow may dawn a new day for AAWA....
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  WAAWAW - Watching AAWA's Website

  by UsuaIusern@me in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  as on now the awaa website is down for maintenance.

  is was meant to be out for 48hrs.

  it was down over 72 hrs ago and promises to be up in a further 12. .

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  Are you pro-activist, anti-activist, or passive?

  by cedars in

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  i ask this question because, having been on this forum for a year now, it's clear to me that there are many shades to so-called "apostasy", and this is particularly evident in the realm of anti-watchtower activism.. when i use the word "activism", likely picketing kingdom halls and conventions springs to mind.

  however, activism can be far more subtle than that.

  just having a website or a book that sheds light on the flaws of watchtower dogma is really a form of activism - arguably the most effective form at that.

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  wannaexit

  Btt relevance to aawa
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  What will happen when JWActivists goes back online?

  by okage in

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  the aawa website jwactivists is down for repairs or whatever, so here is my prediction of what it will be when it comes up:.

  * the site will have removed all mention of jwn.

  * the site will have revised their own history.. * the site will have a registry that will be contingent on confirmation of identity in relation to the wts, but will also limit the function and communication of naysayers of john cedars' only working organization on earth.. * privacy will not be addressed.

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  Maybe it won't come back at all.
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  Is there a reason to remain a JW other than for family?

  by cedars in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  this strikes me as an important question.

  in my short time on this forum it strikes me that many contributors are quite open about keeping a foot in both camps.

  some are apparently even elders, serving in positions of authority within their respective congregations.

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  wannaexit

  On page 3 of this thread, he does say that writing a book is in the plans for him
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  In response to Cedars re: I have just been disinvited to my brothers wedding- thanks AAWA

  by l p in

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  hi cedars,.

  re: http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/scandals/250655/1/i-have-just-been-disinvited-to-my-brothers-wedding-thanks-aawa .

  i completely agree with the mission and intentions of aawa.

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  AAWA needs to get rid of its arrogance.
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  Having children is bad

  by dissonance_resolved in

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  went to the weeknight meeting this week for the first time in a long while.

  the study was all about how having children was ill-advised in this time of the end- the comments dwelled on what a burden children are, how you can spend more time in the ministry without children, and look what they did in jerusalem- they cannabilized their own children!

  it's going to be so horrible to watch our children suffer during the great tribulation!

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  DATA- DOG: it was during the study of the weekly Jeremiah book.
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  Having children is bad

  by dissonance_resolved in

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  went to the weeknight meeting this week for the first time in a long while.

  the study was all about how having children was ill-advised in this time of the end- the comments dwelled on what a burden children are, how you can spend more time in the ministry without children, and look what they did in jerusalem- they cannabilized their own children!

  it's going to be so horrible to watch our children suffer during the great tribulation!

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  Dissonance: I was thinking the same thing this week--not only bashing having children but glorifying those that stay single.

  Littlerock guy: I remember that talk in 1987. I can still hear the booming voice of the speaker howling about"responsible procreation". I was married soon after and hubby and I decided that we weren't going to have any kids. I almost didn't . I am so grateful that 'accidents' happen or else we would be childless.