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The JW dillema

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Originally posted by menace71
Honestly they are not always aware of the statements and literature of their own organization and become very angry when you show them the truth from their own organization. I'm like I did not write that or make it up your organization did. I don't care though I don't want any part of their Paradise earth as it is just a lie anyway.....In the early days th ...[text shortened]... t what defiles a man it is what is already in his heart that defiles.



Manny
so burning Kingdom Halls, destroying property, lynching people is what? Christian, well, thankyou Jesus.

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I 'm in touch with Orthodox, JWs, Catholic, Liberal Christians etc; all the doctrines are based on specific systems of exegesis, which from the members of the differ institutions are supposed to be correct according to specific context. In general, the Christian institutions are considered by their members as "the sole holders of god's truth on earth". So what?
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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
so burning Kingdom Halls, destroying property, lynching people is what? Christian, well, thankyou Jesus.
No it's not Christian at all but neither is yelling at Catholics through loud speakers and hate speech

Manny

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Originally posted by menace71
No it's not Christian at all but neither is yelling at Catholics through loud speakers and hate speech

Manny
how many monasteries, cathedrals or other property belonging to the vastly wealthy catholic church did we destroy? how many Catholics did we beat up? lynch? tar and feather? I want you to tell me how many?

Jesus Christ himself exposed the hypocrisy of the religious leaders of his day and we make no excuses for having done the same. As far as i aware, in America one has freedom of speech, it is not against the law to criticise anyone, but burning, lynching and destroying property is criminal and a sad reflection on those professing to be Christian,

'get away from me you workers of lawlessness', are the Christ's words.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
how many monasteries, cathedrals or other property belonging to the vastly wealthy catholic church did we destroy? how many Catholics did we beat up? lynch? tar and feather? I want you to tell me how many?

Jesus Christ himself exposed the hypocrisy of the religious leaders of his day and we make no excuses for having done the same. As far as i ...[text shortened]... g to be Christian,

'get away from me you workers of lawlessness', are the Christ's words.
I agree with you and I don't care for the Catholic religion but all of that being said I'm just pointing out the fact that JWs have a sordid history and are not free of hypocrisy.

Manny

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Originally posted by menace71
I agree with you and I don't care for the Catholic religion but all of that being said I'm just pointing out the fact that JWs have a sordid history and are not free of hypocrisy.

Manny
sordid? please that really was hilarious.

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And these people are actually going door to door advocating their doctrine.

God help us all.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
And these people are actually going door to door advocating their doctrine.

God help us all.
someone has to do it, so many armchair Christians these days.

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Here is an essay on this question:

http://corior.blogspot.com/2006/02/do-jehovahs-witnesses-claim-that-they.html

Robbie or Galveston75, is this accurate? Basically, the essay claims that the JW organization strategically misleads in its public statements surrounding this question; then turns around and teaches intolerance and exclusivity to its members.

So, basically, this essay purports to show that the JW organization is two-faced on this issue.

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Originally posted by LemonJello
So, basically, this essay purports to show that the JW organization is two-faced on this issue.
So do you expect robbie or the Gman to agree? Really?

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Originally posted by Suzianne
So do you expect robbie or the Gman to agree? Really?
No, I expect them either to ignore it altogether or to counter with the claim that the essay is inaccurate.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
sordid? please that really was hilarious.
Sordid LOL you know vile is one word 🙂


Manny

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
someone has to do it, so many armchair Christians these days.
I actually agree with Robbie on this too many armchair Christians and
a quote from Walter Martin went something like this imagine the difference in the world If Christians were willing to do for the truth what cults do for a lie ? There will be and already is a famine not for food but for the word of God


Manny

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