Is Disfellowship Physically and Spiritually Necessary

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Sorry i forget for a moment i was a Witness of the most high God Jehovah, rather fortunate I'm not going for elective surgery. Never the less, i'll put a message in a bottle and float it down river to the Southern general, from where I live it should reach them in a few days, just in case. If it doesn't reach them i can always blame it on those dastardly Elders.

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So you will now explain how he forgot to tell the elders that he was going for elective surgery ( i am sure thats what i read) for no strong witness would forget to tell them. For its well known among those who are Jehovahs witnesses that the Elders will liaison with the hospital to make sure that he receives the treatment that he desires. So how could he have failed to mention it to them.

Originally posted by JS357
It is easy to see how much this stands in contradiction to freedom of, and from, religion.

yes it stands in contradiction because you say it stands in contradiction. sadly i forgot about your self certification of values of freedom, my bad.

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yawn never even read past the first boring personal attack nor will i read any further. i think ill invoke the 'feel free to ignore clause', that you so graciously gave me in the general forum when someone else was pointing out how tiresome you are.

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it was a statement without reason, in fact the entire basis of of the validity of the statement is an appeal to authority, that being that if i , JS357 say its true then it must be true, or logically you can provide the reason that he gave to substantiate his claim that its anti freedom.