A Jehovah's Witness contradiction or plain hypocrisy?

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scriptures mention those who are drunkards, do we or do we not have a right, according top scripture to remove perpetual and habitual drunkards from our congregation.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Is disfellowshipping or shunning scriptural or unscriptural?

Is disfellowshipping a Watchtower term? And when did the practice come into existence?

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Wow, you REALLY have a hard on against JW's don't you?

Originally posted by Proper Knob
Is disfellowshipping a Watchtower term? And when did the practice come into existence?

the apostle Paul as you can read in the Bible removed a man for sexual deviancy, its been practised since then, i am unsure if its our term or not.

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just answer the question or spare us your theatrics, no one cares what you think.

Originally posted by sonhouse
Wow, you REALLY have a hard on against JW's don't you?

he loves us really but he cannot bring himself to say it.

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what about fornicators, do we have the right to remove unrepentant fornicators?

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the vast majority of people are removed for unrepentant sexual immorality, you noob you don't know anything.

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can you cite any other organisation other than Jehovahs witnesses that you have attempted to defame?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
the apostle Paul as you can read in the Bible removed a man for sexual deviancy, its been practised since then, i am unsure if its our term or not.

What does the Bible say of those who wish to leave but have done no wrong?