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  Watchtower encouraging members to go and preach in Israel

  by wannaexit in

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  2. friends

  an odd letter was read at last nights' meeting.

  it was in regards to a special campaign for next year arranged by the governing body to go and preach in israel.

  the call is going out to anybody that speaks hebrew and english.

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  KateWild

  I can speak and read and write Hebrew, I have family in Israel. Sadly I am out WT and won't be going over to recruit anyone into WT. Kate xx
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  SAD HOLY SPIRIT ILLUSTRATION

  by GreenhornChristian in

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  2. bible

  just got an email from elder sharing illustration from assembly.

  the holy spirit does not seem to be in control as it supposedly was in the 1st century.

  it's just lube now.

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  KateWild

  Holy spirit helps us steer our lives as much as a chocolate kettle can boil water. There is no such thing as holy spirit. Kate xx
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  How many born ins actually stay?

  by lostinthought in

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  2. friends

  i was wondering if anyone know sany statistics of the amount of born ins that actually stay in the orginization.

  i think i have read it before on here but i can't really remember what it was.

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  KateWild

  I'm in college atm and I'm aiming for a job far away from my parents, if that happens, that will be my golden ticket out of the org.- RobertT18

  Many born ins use this strategy and it seems to work quite well. They can come home and visit as often as they like but their new life is their own. Good luck with your well thought out plan. Everyone needs an exit plan, it helps.

  Kate xx
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  Attention Governing Body: October 2, 2014 is only 940 days away...

  by Alfred in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  in 1823, john aquila brown (a man who is not mentioned in any wt publication) came up with a bizarre mathematical calculation which totalled 2,520 years (in an unauthorized attempt to predict the end of the gentile times).... several religions recycled this bizarre calculation, including the adventists and the bible students... when armageddon didn't come on the variety of early 20th century dates predicted by several "dooms-day" religions of that time (including charles taze russell's bible students who predicted that the big a would start in 1914), they all finally realized that this 2,520-year calculation was nothing more than arbitrary mathematical speculation derived from erratic biblical extrapolation.... except for the bible students who continued to move up the date for armageddon 2 more times (1918, 1925) and then decided to use wwi as the starting point for the "last days".. all the while, one thing that seems to remain intact is the october 2, 1914 date.

  oddly, for the watchtower bible & tract publishing cult, this particular date still marks the end of the 2,520-year period (that john aquila brown referred to in his bizarre 1823 book "the even tide")... again, no mention of this in any watchtower publication.

  but, for jws, that date still remains the starting point for the period of time often referred to as the "last days" or even "the generation that shall not pass".. because of this, the governing body has been forced to change the definition of "the generation that shall not pass" countless times since the early 1970's.

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  KateWild

  LOL hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!! Is this the end of the world????

  Kate xx
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  How many born ins actually stay?

  by lostinthought in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i was wondering if anyone know sany statistics of the amount of born ins that actually stay in the orginization.

  i think i have read it before on here but i can't really remember what it was.

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  KateWild

  ginger, you are spot on there. Now the next generation is doing the same, thankfully my daughter is out, but sadly my son is trapped, he might just start playing by the rules soon, I hope not. Kate xx
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  CAn some one help me find a WTBTS court case

  by LennaB in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  hi hello, can anyone help me find a recording of the wtbts being on trial and admitting to their followers believing in a false prophecy.

  they said the reason they had their followers believe this was "unity at all costs" i've heard the audio on a few videos online, but have not been able to find the actual source of the clip.

  i've seen trnscripts as well (though not official).

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  KateWild

  LennaB,

  Congrats for newly exiting WT. You are doing the right thing by doing as much research as you possibly can. It's different for all of us as to what will be the final piece of information to keep us safe out of the cult. I hope you find what you're looking for.

  Kate xx
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  Why are you treated as mentally ill if you try to leave?

  by wallievase in

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  2. friends

  i would just like to know why people are always treated like you have to be depressed or have some type of serious mental issue if you try to leave?

  you cant just leave because its not for you?.

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  KateWild

  You can just leave because it's not for you. But many won't accept this because it's a cult and the leaders want to trap members through fear.

  Kate xx
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  Why isn't the world a frazzle?

  by punkofnice in

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  2. beliefs

  when i was a jw i had a lot of silly ideas that seemingly explained things i wondered about.

  arguments from ignorance or special pleading i suppose.

  actually, my conclusions were daft.. one thing i have wondered about and i don't know if anyone else has, is why man hasn't either rendered the earth to a cinder or why there haven't been more nukes go off against nations.

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  KateWild

  Good point punky. I just think world leaders with that kind of power know things would end up frazzled. So they don't bother.

  Kate xx
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  The 2 witness rule

  by tim hooper in

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  2. child-abuse

  i've just been informed by a jw apologist that regarding the 2 witness rule in cases of child abuse, the child himself counts as 1 of the witnesses.

  he also stated that if 2 children complain about abuse seperately, the 2 children then count as 2 witnesses.. any thoughts please?.

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  KateWild

  Yes that is correct Tim. That is why so many paedophile JWs have been df'd and gone to prison across the globe. The victims have come forward.

  The problem lies where an offender only takes one victim. One victim is good enough for a police conviction and prison sentence but the paedophile will not get df'd.

  Kate xx
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  Armageddon is next week... Are YOU prepared?

  by Calebs Airplane in

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  2. beliefs

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjppkvhy79k#t=82.

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  KateWild

  I Can't believe I was so caught up in it all with the go bag and everything. Cults really do have a way of controlling their members.

  So glad I am out

  Kate xx