in a minimus moment, i find myself interested in knowing which buzz-words and phrases in jw publications stand out the most to you?
when i read wt literature, i constantly find myself astounded by how transparently cultish the language is.
in an earlier, unrelated thread, i said the following: .
"The right heart condition" How I hate this one. So basically after looking at all of the evidence if someone does not go to meetings because they believe in their heart of hearts the wts does not have the truth - that person does not have the right heart condition.
Gimme a break.
i recall praying countless of times about very specific things, "worked in harmony with my prayers" and nothing.
anything that remotely seemed like an answer was either coincidence or my own determination to get it done.. so, how about you?
did jehovah answer your prayers or were you like me, did you feel very frustrated and guilty because they were never answered?
Maybe prayer is therapeutic becasue it helps you to talk through your problems
I believe this to be very true.
i recall praying countless of times about very specific things, "worked in harmony with my prayers" and nothing.
anything that remotely seemed like an answer was either coincidence or my own determination to get it done.. so, how about you?
did jehovah answer your prayers or were you like me, did you feel very frustrated and guilty because they were never answered?
Im just chilling back waitng for armageddon!I hope you have alot of chilling cause your gonna need it.
one of the biggest regrets a person might have is that they let their children become involved in the whole jw "thing".
you know---everything from the elders always cornering them to "investigate" something or even having the parents "turn in" their own kids......is there anything that you especially regret?
That I gave up everything and gave everything for a god that didn't give a crap about anyone but himself . Gave all my time and energy for a god ( wts ) who in turn provided me more stress and anxiety than I could ever imagine.
But Brother, Jehovah loves you. Yeah right, he sure has a strange way of showing it.
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..."walking with god.
" why not call it "walking with god after we just gave him glory"?.
"Walking with Ball and Chain"
LMAO!!
i recall praying countless of times about very specific things, "worked in harmony with my prayers" and nothing.
anything that remotely seemed like an answer was either coincidence or my own determination to get it done.. so, how about you?
did jehovah answer your prayers or were you like me, did you feel very frustrated and guilty because they were never answered?
I recall praying countless of times about very specific things, "worked in harmony with my prayers" and nothing. Anything that remotely seemed like an answer was either coincidence or my own determination to get it done.
So, how about you? Did Jehovah answer your prayers or were you like me, did you feel very frustrated and guilty because they were never answered?
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..."walking with god.
" why not call it "walking with god after we just gave him glory"?.
Or why not call it "Walking with God after our child commited suicide because we shunned her"
in a minimus moment, i find myself interested in knowing which buzz-words and phrases in jw publications stand out the most to you?
when i read wt literature, i constantly find myself astounded by how transparently cultish the language is.
in an earlier, unrelated thread, i said the following: .
Actually one the stupidest jw sayings was "spiritual feast" or "spiritual banquet". Also "spiritual person", because the last thing any jw is is spiritual. They just follow a few old men with diapers on who live in Brooklyn.
in a minimus moment, i find myself interested in knowing which buzz-words and phrases in jw publications stand out the most to you?
when i read wt literature, i constantly find myself astounded by how transparently cultish the language is.
in an earlier, unrelated thread, i said the following: .
"We should just wait on Jehovah" - In reality this is nothing more than a copout.
one of the biggest regrets a person might have is that they let their children become involved in the whole jw "thing".
you know---everything from the elders always cornering them to "investigate" something or even having the parents "turn in" their own kids......is there anything that you especially regret?
I pioneered instead of getting a college education.
