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  UPDATE: telling my parents I dont believe in God

  by filip in

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  my parents have noticed my negative and sad attidude lately, whenever were going to the meetings or studying and so on.

  but they just think that i am negative and sad in general.

  i dont think they think that its spesifically because im being dragged to the meetings.. so lately we have had a lot of "serious" talks, because theyre worried for me.

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  As today, my dad said to me: "Whos going to support you the day you turn 18? Cause Im not."

  How nice of him to warn you that as soon as you turn 18, he's going to, like the programmed robot he is only interested in salvaging his position within the congregation, that he's going to turn off his feelings for you as easily as he can turn off a light switch.

  Like I\P said, ask him if that's the answer he's going to expect from you when he's 98, old a feeble, and all his WT cronies are long dead or dying and the corporation he has so much love for has no more user for him? Ask him, in front of your mother, if that's something he want you to tell her in 10 years, if,god forbid, something happens to him and you're the only one around who would care for her?

  Only then, will he realize how selfish and stinging the words he's spoken to you were.
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  So, You've Been Known To Proposition Complete Strangers For Sects

  by SixofNine in

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  ....you might have been a jw if....

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  ...you relish the thought of 6 billion people being killed so that 6 million can have the earth for themselves.
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  What Is THE Number One Reason For JWs Leaving???

  by minimus in

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  from what i can see, it's the "lack of love" that gets people to realize the witnesses don't have the "truth" after all!

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  hypocrisy - not so much amoungst the rank and file but amoungst the higher ups, the elders, COs, DOs, etc.

  The more time I spent inside the org, specifically after I was baptised, the more I began to see both the hypocrisy that permeated this organization from the very top down and the very hushed tones people spoke in to try to gloss it over in favor of protecting the image of the WT organization and to not bring reproach. In some of the JW circles I participated in, I found the fear of being in the potential crosshairs of the org to be so strong, you could practicallly taste it. Almost every decision centered around "are your actions in accord with what the slave has in print" or "how would what I'm doing look to brother dowhatithinkisrightoeelse or sister strictconscious and what would they think."
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  What Are Things "Jehovah" Says That Really The "WT. Organization" Says???

  by minimus in

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  when i talked to my mother yesterday, everytime she would try to defend the watchtower organization, she would say, and jehovah says..." i would respond, "noooo.

  the watchtower organization says that.

  show me the scripture in the bible that says, "jehovah says" right now".

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  I am SHOCKED and OUTRAGED with what I have seen on this site! You who were once brothers in the faith now turned apostate! Jehovah word has come true "THE DOGS RETURN TO THEIR OWN VOMIT..." WOE to you because your judgement will be very great!

  Don't you just love being invited into an J-whore-vah's witness' home. It's so great to have another place to spread my very own legion of deminz around.
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  What Is THE Number One Reason For JWs Leaving???

  by minimus in

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  from what i can see, it's the "lack of love" that gets people to realize the witnesses don't have the "truth" after all!

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  Hypocrisy.

  That would be my primary reason.

  A secondary reason was their non stop non-dileniation between what they say and what Jehovah God says.

  I began to really bristle at their finely honed craft of "splitting hairs" to justify anything mother WT says at any given moment and always attributing it to getting to know the "mind of Jehovah God"..
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  I don't understand this

  by embeth2525 in

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  hi, iv'e never been able to understand the reasoning behind why god did this, genesis 11:1-8 why would god be threatened by people wanting to build a city.

  perhaps someone can answer this for me.

  beth

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  I was watching that program last night. These people were holdiing on to their land despite being offered huge sums of money. One of the best displays of holding onto one's integrity I've ever seen.
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  Out of the Blue, An Elder Calls

  by FreePeace in

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  last night, my cell phone rang and it was a number i didn?t recognize.

  i answered, and the voice said, ?is this doug??

  and he said, ?this is dd ?

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  since you have his number, you should call him every so often to see if he wants to leave his "religion".

  Great idea!!! You can tell him that you're just offering "encouragement".
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  Out of the Blue, An Elder Calls

  by FreePeace in

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  last night, my cell phone rang and it was a number i didn?t recognize.

  i answered, and the voice said, ?is this doug??

  and he said, ?this is dd ?

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  Your old friend did count the time; you can be sure of that.

  You can be assured that there was another "elder" on the phone listening in secretly on the whole call also to serve as a second witness to anything said for their kangaroo court judicial purposes. Every confrontation I've ever had with an elder went this way.....the tag team "good cop bad cop" approach.

  Probably should've jsut got his number and called him back to be sure.

  If you even cared to.
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  Out of the Blue, An Elder Calls

  by FreePeace in

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  last night, my cell phone rang and it was a number i didn?t recognize.

  i answered, and the voice said, ?is this doug??

  and he said, ?this is dd ?

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  Last night, my cell phone rang and it was a number I didn?t recognize. I answered, and the voice said, ?Is this Doug?? ...........

  It is at this point that I would've terminated the call. Unless I recognize a voice personally, I feel it's incumbent of the person initiating the call to identify themselves "first" and will often insist that they do before any conversation takes place. That way I start off in a position of control and strength.

  I hate it when people try this tact with me and nobody does this worse than bill collectors and JW elders when they're trying to corner someone into talking to them, as if if you tell them who you are first, then identify themselves that it is incumbent upon you to talk to them.
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  can my dad see what internet sites I have been to?

  by filip in

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  im aware that all pages are saved in this special folder, but i just delete it every time i have been on this site.

  my question is, can my dad get a list from the internet company, that contains all the internet sites that have been visited for example the last month?

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  There should be some settings where you can do this automatically upon exiting and rebooting the machine. Go into internet options and settings and set the amount of disk space to save internet files to zero. Then, set the number of days to save links you've visited to zero. After that, when you're finished surfing always remember to reboot the machine and when anyone gets on the internet after that,the browser will come up "sanitized".