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  Turkey: Archeological Dig Reshaping Human History

  by purplesofa in

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  from newsweekhttp://www.newsweek.com/id/233844/page/1.

  history in the remakinga temple complex in turkey that predates even the pyramids is rewriting the story of human evolution.. berthold steinhilber / laif-reduxa pillar at the gobekli tepe temple near sanliurfa, turkey, the oldest known temple in the worldby patrick symmes | newsweekpublished feb 19, 2010from the magazine issue dated mar 1, 2010. .

  they call it potbelly hill, after the soft, round contour of this final lookout in southeastern turkey.

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  Bu the earth is only 7000 years old
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  Historic Turning Point After Century in Brooklyn, Watchtower Pulls Out of Heights

  by Dogpatch in

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  downtown brooklyn its definite.

  rumors can be laid to rest.

  the watchtower bible & tract society is moving its headquarters out of brooklyn heights and up to warwick, n.y.. we have submitted a proposal to the town of warwick to build a complex there that were calling the world headquarters of jehovahs witnesses, richard devine told the eagle tuesday.

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  WOW -dynamite - thanks Randy
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  if you had a choice on the method of your death

  by John Doe in

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  what would you choose?.

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  A heart attach just after orgasm on my 90th birthday
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  for the long time posters

  by rockmehardplace in

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  do you get tired of rehashing the same things over and over with us "newbies"?

  if not, what is your favorite topic to discuss?.

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  One topic I don't get tired of is ORAL SEX

  YES YES AND YES AGAIN!!
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  for the long time posters

  by rockmehardplace in

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  do you get tired of rehashing the same things over and over with us "newbies"?

  if not, what is your favorite topic to discuss?.

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  YES YES YES
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  What is the greatest act of love God has done? Interresting question for non-trinitarians

  by teel in

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  currently i am not taking any of sides, but here's an interresting topic, i would be interrested what can an anti-trinitarian answer to this.. i found this article here: has the jehovah's witness' god performed the greatest act of love?.

  in a nutshell: john 15:3 "greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends".

  jesus laid down his life.

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  God created Jesus is the 1st palce so he could do the greatest act of love. By definition almighty god -the sovereign of the whole universe could and can not die. IRRELEVANT
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  What is the Biblical Support for Observers at the Memorial ???

  by RubaDub in

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  i have never gotten a good answer for this questions from any other jw's other than "everyone was of the annointed back in the first century" or "we are showing our respect for the arrangement" or some other nondescript comment.. even the notion that we "celebrate" the memorial is not accurate since the "celebration" part is limited to 8 or 9 thousand people and the 15 million or so that attend are merely observing or watching.. is there some other biblical support for people to observe the celebration ???

  in all my life as a jw, i still don't quite understand the significance of it from a biblical persective.. rub a dub .

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  Minimus - LOL
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  What is the Biblical Support for Observers at the Memorial ???

  by RubaDub in

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  i have never gotten a good answer for this questions from any other jw's other than "everyone was of the annointed back in the first century" or "we are showing our respect for the arrangement" or some other nondescript comment.. even the notion that we "celebrate" the memorial is not accurate since the "celebration" part is limited to 8 or 9 thousand people and the 15 million or so that attend are merely observing or watching.. is there some other biblical support for people to observe the celebration ???

  in all my life as a jw, i still don't quite understand the significance of it from a biblical persective.. rub a dub .

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  What is the Biblical Support for Observers at the Memorial ???

  A BIG FAT ZERO
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  A little jab to those who have not mastered English

  by donny in

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  i respect those who come here from abroad (legally) but i can't help being amused at some of the things that are uttered from their mouths.

  i live in a area where a good portion of my neighbors are of mexican american descent.

  yesterday a neighbor 2 doors down was yelling at her son to quit teasing their german shepherd.

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  American English - not English English, or Australian English or Canadian English
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  A little jab to those who have not mastered English

  by donny in

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  i respect those who come here from abroad (legally) but i can't help being amused at some of the things that are uttered from their mouths.

  i live in a area where a good portion of my neighbors are of mexican american descent.

  yesterday a neighbor 2 doors down was yelling at her son to quit teasing their german shepherd.

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  stillajwexelder

  You suck - well I love being sucked