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Originally posted by robbie carrobieWhat are you going on about you fruitcake?!
good, i am glad to hear it, so you could not produce a single Biblical reference, why is
that? You could produce a quotation from a watchtower article but not a single Biblical
reference, oh dear, how disappointing.
The quote is relevant to the quesions in the OP, not some absurd conditions you've added to the discusion so you don't have to answer the questions in the OP.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieIf you don't know the answer of that one, then have a look at Thread 144930!
are you a lemming?
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Originally posted by FMFsigh, to sum up our position and to avoid needless speculation and time wasting, it is
The Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, etablished 1884, is not mentioned in the Bible. Was the organization wrong to assert that only members of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania would receive the "blessing of everlasting life" and that people who were not members would not? If this is so, why isn't the Watch Tower Bible a ...[text shortened]... rporate status in terms of the possibility of receiving the "blessing of everlasting life"?
our beliefs that,
1. Only those doing Gods will shall survive Armageddon (that would be us, Jehovahs
witnesses)
2. Untold countless millions of others, who never knew of Gods will or purposes shall be
resurrected after Armageddon and have the prospect of living on a paradise earth.
both of these points have clear scriptural references despite your aversion to those
references.
Originally posted by FabianFnaswant to form a suicide pact? you go first, ill follow you later.
If you don't know the answer of that one, then have a look at Thread 144930!
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Originally posted by Proper Knobthe quote is a reference to those who will have the prospect of surviving Armageddon,
What are you going on about you fruitcake?!
The quote is relevant to the quesions in the OP, not some absurd conditions you've added to the discusion so you don't have to answer the questions in the OP.
not those who may or may not be resurrected to a paradise earth afterwards.
Originally posted by Proper KnobIs "You Can Live Forever in Paradise on Earth,, Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society, 1989, pp 255" about those who will have the prospect of surviving Armageddon,
The quote is relevant to the quesions in the OP, not some absurd conditions you've added to the discusion so you don't have to answer the questions in the OP.
and not those who may or may not be resurrected to a paradise earth afterwards?
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Originally posted by FMFyes that is correct, the wording is clear from the text,
Is "You Can Live Forever in Paradise on Earth,, Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society, 1989, pp 255" about those who will have the prospect of surviving Armageddon,
and not those who may or may not be resurrected to a paradise earth afterwards?
PK's quotation, 'there will be only one organization — God's visible organization — that
will survive the fast-approaching 'great tribulation'.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieWhy don't you try to die and resurrect, and we meet afterward and check. You will be surprised of the result.
sorry i am being booted from the PC, i will be resurrected, but will you?
Is this really the way you want to conduct a debate? Is this really how the JW cult show their teachings?
Originally posted by FabianFnasWhat is there to debate, we are awesome and thats it.
Why don't you try to die and resurrect, and we meet afterward and check. You will be surprised of the result.
Is this really the way you want to conduct a debate? Is this really how the JW cult show their teachings?
