04 Feb 12
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe old dude in the video who was a JW was fat
I am talking pure unadulterated waters of truth, how many clinically obese Jehovah's
witnesses are there? probably zilch, for having an active share in the ministry, walking
from house to house prevents such, especially in hill country like ours, well mine,
yours is pretty flat.
Manny
04 Feb 12
ok so here is the question: If person X does not join the JW ranks will that person still be able to live on the paradise earth? YES or NO is all that is needed. Also if person X dies and does not join the JW's will person X still be able to be resurrected as righteous and live on the paradise earth? A YES or NO is all that is needed.
Manny
04 Feb 12
What about smoking ciggies , Rob and Galve ?
I understand that you cant smoke any cigs at all, but you can have a few drinks?
Why this limit?
It doesn't make any sense to me on any level except that it is bad for your health. But so is over-eating. This question is on the back of your ping-pong match with Proper Knob about overeating and drinking to excess.
Lets say I dont drink and eat properly but smoke 5 ciggies a day. How come that is such a big deal when over eating isn't/ doesn't appear to be (from what you said to Proper Knob) ?
04 Feb 12
Originally posted by menace71Oh you do you? That's the best yet. That's kind of getting into RJH's territory now. Lol.
I did not say we'd burn in hell forever I pay attention I KNOW JW doctrine as well as you do I know we will get zapped out of existence those who do not become JW's
(Which I actually like that part of JW doctrine)
Manny
04 Feb 12
Originally posted by menace71Yes and no. Is the headache getting worse? Lol.
ok so here is the question: If person X does not join the JW ranks will that person still be able to live on the paradise earth? YES or NO is all that is needed. Also if person X dies and does not join the JW's will person X still be able to be resurrected as righteous and live on the paradise earth? A YES or NO is all that is needed.
Manny
04 Feb 12
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Is it possible for a non-Jehovah's Witness person to enter the heaven, or inherit the paradise earth you talk about?
This is a really important [after]life or death question so a yes or no response is required.
Qualification of the yes or no is of course fine, if there is a yes or no.
Many thanks for your concise frank responses.
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ok so here is the question: If person X does not join the JW ranks will that person still be able to live on the paradise earth? YES or NO is all that is needed. Also if person X dies and does not join the JW's will person X still be able to be resurrected as righteous and live on the paradise earth? A YES or NO is all that is needed.
Manny
Did I miss anything in between?
04 Feb 12
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Originally posted by divegeesteryou? which group are you in?
So which group am I in?
Sorry to be so "stupid and obstinate" but this life and death thing is a big deal to me and frankly your whole long winded refusal to answer questions, then bombastically blurting it all out and claiming you had said it all before 5 times is at best confussing and at worst frighteningly creepy.
If you think you are going to heaven to be with Christ to rule as a king and priest, well,
that's what group you are in, no one can say otherwise,
if you are not part of the great crowd who survives Armageddon, 'out of all tribes and
tongues and nations', then you'll get zapped.
If you die ignorant you may get a chance of resurrection, who can say.
Have a pleasant day and remember to visit www.watchtower.org for all your spiritual
needs.
04 Feb 12
Originally posted by karoly aczelNo cigarettes, its a defilement of both flesh and spirit, not to mention the fact that you
What about smoking ciggies , Rob and Galve ?
I understand that you cant smoke any cigs at all, but you can have a few drinks?
Why this limit?
It doesn't make any sense to me on any level except that it is bad for your health. But so is over-eating. This question is on the back of your ping-pong match with Proper Knob about overeating and drinking ...[text shortened]... a big deal when over eating isn't/ doesn't appear to be (from what you said to Proper Knob) ?
are contaminating others through second hand smoke, give it up and cleanse yourself!
save up the money and buy something non defiling.
04 Feb 12
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Originally posted by fargdlsyes, Fabian talking nonsense about cults while providing no supporting text other than,
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Is it possible for a non-Jehovah's Witness person to enter the heaven, or inherit the paradise earth you talk about?
This is a really important [after]life or death question so a yes or no response is required.
Qualification of the yes or no is of course fine, if there is a yes or no.
Many thanks for your concise frank resp arth? A YES or NO is all that is needed.
Manny
Did I miss anything in between?
because he thinks we are, and PK claiming we should all go on a diet or suffer the
wrath of God.
04 Feb 12
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieNo fatties aloud in heaven Rob so says God's rules as written in scripture, if you have a problem with that i suggest you take it up with him.
yes, Fabian talking nonsense about cults while providing no supporting text other than,
because he thinks we are, and PK claiming we should all go on a diet or suffer the
wrath of God.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieThis is good news indeed because it is what I believe and validates my intention to never join a cultish religion in order to facilitate it.
If you think you are going to heaven to be with Christ to rule as a king and priest, well,
that's what group you are in, no one can say otherwise
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04 Feb 12
Originally posted by menace71Lol - it's difficult to get a handle on why anyone would want to join the JWs isn't.
ok so here is the question: If person X does not join the JW ranks will that person still be able to live on the paradise earth? YES or NO is all that is needed. Also if person X dies and does not join the JW's will person X still be able to be resurrected as righteous and live on the paradise earth? A YES or NO is all that is needed.
Manny
Clearly they believe "membership has it's rewards", but they won't clearly define what those rewards are, or importanly the consequences of not being a member.
04 Feb 12
Originally posted by divegeestergood, although given your reticence to post any scriptural references, i thought that
This is good news indeed because it is what I believe and validates my intention to never join a cultish religion in order to facilitate it.
you dying in ignorance the more likely scenario, just goes to show.