Last night I mentioned my holding back when offended here, stating my thankfulness for the most part when done. But this morning after reading your heart post I have to speak more.
I can not prove with tangle touch for one to see the existence of God in my life. And that in itself would support those who feel He does not exist. Yet I know if I could prove it that also would be attributed to some other source like fate, the stars were in alignment or the like.
Stated recently by one here they lost no sleep over not trying to convince people that God is real.
TWI taught me to not fully share outside the household and at first that was such bondage for me. Here I found ones that understood that thinking so it was easier. Today I try to learn from all things, but like you have found myself feeling like a traitor inside and I still don't understand that fully. Work in process.
Attributing blame to God is probably my thinnest skin issue on GS. One other is a mighty close second but that one shall hold to myself for the time being.
If a man who puts one pants leg on at a time is capable of removing my belief in God or His goodness then the belief was not rooted to start. And I have no doubt that will offend some here. But like the one that said they lost no sleep for not trying to convince people that God is real, I shall lose none for my opinion stated either.
As for learning from Refiner, I still believe I can. But I have not let his beliefs move me from mine one iota.
Dot, I can not convey my thoughts regarding your heart, if I could be completely honest with you as to who I am and what we hold mutually it would make it easier but that is not available. I love your bravery and your conviction!!!!!
BTW Dottie, my mother was a God-fearing woman all her life, but it didn't stop her from dying of cancer when I was 11.
Also, I broke my arm 2 mths ago. It's healing quite well, but not due to anyone's prayers. It's taken alot of hard work and exercise to get it to where it is now. Are you suggesting that God could have healed it quicker for me?
If so, if he can heal broken bones, why did he let my mother die a painful death? Why did he leave 2 young women motherless?
I don't know if you will see this, I'm going to try a private topic to you, also. I know exactly what you mean by feeling like you were a traitor to your Savior. Me too. Some time ago I think it was Imbus, who posted in the About the Way Forum, "Who is Christ to you", and then she posted her belief about Him--in other words, her rejection of Him. I started to post then didn't, giving myself all sorts of reasons. . .(I'm not here often enough, etc) . But I've always felt badly since then that I didn't post my own heart-felt belief That Jesus is MY SAVIOR. That He paid my penalty.
Then I saw Refiner's Thread with that blatant title. I hesitated to read it, but then I finally did when it was only three pages long, and was sickened.
I shook my head at the people who Do believe in God and Jesus, that took Refiner's bait and even attempted to answer. No one will ever be able to expalin God to people who don't believe in Him. Because I agreed with them (the believers), I personally thought their points were excellent, but wasted. The very Bible they reject SAYS it is all foolishness to them. I cannot judge them (Atheist/Agnostic)for their belief--God does the calling, each individual accepts or rejects, And God will judge each individual--not my job. And throwing a life preserver to anyone who is a strong swimmer by their own power, is a waste of time.
I didn't feel I needed to post to that thread, but I did feel I ought to post my belief in Christ, maybe start a new thread--so as to show readers who come to GS that not all posters here reject Christ.
And I didn't do that. And it has bothered me since I read that partial thread. I totally understand your wanting to leave, Dot. I think about that myself, and skip several days in a row, but haven't been ready to leave completely. I have made many good friends here, and have definately had healing take place, it has certainly served a purpose. I would like to stay in touch with you-- I've loved your posts. I have an email I place in my profile, can ya add it to your list?
Unfortunately, there are atheists in foxholes, dmiller. The Red Army was full of them and so is our Army infected with them. People so filled with the world's bile that human life mean's nothing anymore.
Sad as our nation turns 227, we are pulling away from the moral footings that made us great in the first place.
Many have made a point that we have lost the moral high ground in Iraq. I say we never had it the first place. We sacrificed our moral standing on the altar of convenience and choice years ago.
Def, if you are implying that a member of our armed forces, who lays his life on the line, is an INFECTION because of his atheism, then I strongly disagree. If you are further implying that an atheist is "filled with human bile" simply by being atheistic, then you don't know what you are talking about.
I do understand your belief that Christianity is the moral high ground, by definition, while disagreeing with that belief.
Even you have to see that human life has been devalued in our nation. All those video games have warped the younger generation. That attitude will permeate into the army.
And the athiestic/humanistic philosopy can be summed up in this article:
An atheist official complains that the Bible’s view of humanity is immoral
By RICHARD N. OSTLING
AP Religion Writer
What’s up with atheism, agnosticism and humanism, movements that make a religion out of opposing religion, and often complain about media neglect?
One current theme is that the Bible’s view of humanity is self-centered and ultimately immoral. That was pursued in Free Inquiry, the magazine of the Council for Secular Humanism, by Bill Cooke, who directs its affiliate, the Center for Inquiry.
Cooke targeted the “anthropic conceit” asserted in the Bible from the creation accounts in Genesis onward. He complained that people mistakenly believe that “despite being one biped among millions on one planet among millions, the creator of this entire universe is interested in their welfare.”
Oh, a personal God, that is immoral.
He criticized sophisticated variants including the “anthropic principle” (the cosmos was fine-tuned to sustain intelligent life despite scientific proof of overwhelming odds against this) and “intelligent design” (evidence that the cosmos that exists couldn’t occur without guidance from some higher outside intelligence).
In Cooke’s belief (or unbelief) it’s like “Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy,” and high time everybody ditched such infantile ideas: “We don’t matter to the universe; there is no bearded nice guy, vital spark, first principle, cosmic law or anything else.”
More: The person-centered, biblical concept is “a sign of immaturity and arrogance” on our part. Words such as “I” no longer have any clear meaning because “there is no mind, soul or psyche.” Most important, “it isn’t true.”
Conclusion: All religions propagate “dangerous folly,” “stifling certainties” and “foolish fear-mongering.”
Atheism is not just the most accurate and coherent view, he maintained, but necessary “for moral reasons” because it fosters “cosmic modesty.”
For instance? Cooke finds religion especially alarming because its focus on the human species creates “rampant population growth.” (He must have missed those articles on plummeting birthrates crippling European economies.)
Humanists like Cooke belittle religion’s exalted view of humanity and individual humans at the same time that his movement champions “the need to respect the dignity and worth of all persons” and of each individual on the planet.
That moral absolute occurs in Humanifest Manifesto 2000, promoted in the same issue as Cooke’s essay.
Also, who counts as “human” and enjoys those rights? Not everybody, according to a third piece in the issue.
Barbara Smoker, former president of Britain’s National Secular Society, expressed frustration that people resist killing off severely defective newborns, what she calls a sort of “very late abortion.”
Her view contrasts with the Bible’s emphasis on each individual as a divine creation, for instance God’s words to Jeremiah: “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you.”
Smoker said most secular humanists desire legalized mercy-killing and assisted suicide for oldsters with incurable ills they find intolerable, and for the comatose (“post-persons,” another humanist calls them). She acknowledged that mercy-killing imposed upon newborn humans is different because it cannot be voluntary.
Nonetheless, it’s “immoral to preserve a baby’s life” when handicaps are such that observers think “chances of happiness are manifestly low,” she said. Death should be ordered “on behalf of” the child to be killed.
Smoker thinks that starving defective newborns to death by withholding nourishment is better than letting them live, but prefers “a quick lethal injection.”
Then again, maybe humanity, and thus humanism, are out of date altogether.
A package of articles in another issue of Free Inquiry proclaimed the rise of the “transhuman” or “posthumanist” outlook.
Austin Dacey, who directs the Center for Inquiry’s science program, wrote that secular humanism’s belief in human perfection through education inspired the new “transhumanism,” which seeks to “transcend” today’s human race through direct modification inspired by Darwinism, employing all biological and technological means.
Humanism was great “but its moment may have passed,” said Dacey.
I will be deleting my posts as Refiner has posted them all over the JW site and has strangers bashing me.
God Bless all of you with whom I have shared my life. I love you.
And May Refiner find the love of God in his lifetime. And to those over there who do not know me, I wish you no harm I was living my heart at a place where I have been for 5 years.
The site was for XTWI or current TWI and friends or family. Refiner had no connection to be there and it appears his soul intention was to stir things up.
Especially as I find his thread called “I've done it Again”
Well, you did.
You stirred me from a quiet stand to a strong desire to stand up and be counted for Christ.
And while you sent messages to me that you changed the title and if only you could go back a week you would not have wanted to cause me pain—you then run to your site and call me names and laugh at my heart.
Again, I question your intentions. To me, you are like a political candidate saying what needs to be said to gain support and meaning very little of the good things.
I do question your intentions. That is not rare as Lollyp*** was questioned, a girl dating an innie was questioned and some even wondered if poor R*Y was Way KGB.
Have a nice fulfilled life visiting x-cults, you have nothing to do with, to fill the hole in your heart left by your rejection of Christ.
I will keep you in my prayers that you find his love in your life. Perhaps someday when you feel his love for you, you will post a thread called "Why I believe Jesus is the Christ"
Or at least live peacefully having joy in your heart.
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Last night I mentioned my holding back when offended here, stating my thankfulness for the most part when done. But this morning after reading your heart post I have to speak more.
I can not prove with tangle touch for one to see the existence of God in my life. And that in itself would support those who feel He does not exist. Yet I know if I could prove it that also would be attributed to some other source like fate, the stars were in alignment or the like.
Stated recently by one here they lost no sleep over not trying to convince people that God is real.
TWI taught me to not fully share outside the household and at first that was such bondage for me. Here I found ones that understood that thinking so it was easier. Today I try to learn from all things, but like you have found myself feeling like a traitor inside and I still don't understand that fully. Work in process.
Attributing blame to God is probably my thinnest skin issue on GS. One other is a mighty close second but that one shall hold to myself for the time being.
If a man who puts one pants leg on at a time is capable of removing my belief in God or His goodness then the belief was not rooted to start. And I have no doubt that will offend some here. But like the one that said they lost no sleep for not trying to convince people that God is real, I shall lose none for my opinion stated either.
As for learning from Refiner, I still believe I can. But I have not let his beliefs move me from mine one iota.
Dot, I can not convey my thoughts regarding your heart, if I could be completely honest with you as to who I am and what we hold mutually it would make it easier but that is not available. I love your bravery and your conviction!!!!!
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BTW Dottie, my mother was a God-fearing woman all her life, but it didn't stop her from dying of cancer when I was 11.
Also, I broke my arm 2 mths ago. It's healing quite well, but not due to anyone's prayers. It's taken alot of hard work and exercise to get it to where it is now. Are you suggesting that God could have healed it quicker for me?
If so, if he can heal broken bones, why did he let my mother die a painful death? Why did he leave 2 young women motherless?
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Ive altered the thread Title as it is so offensive to this person.
The only other thing I will say is that this is not AMERICA.
Nor is it a CHRISTIAN FUNDAMENTALIST CHURCH.
It is the WORLD WIDE WEB.
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So Oz are you blaming God for your mom's death?
It's natural. Wrong, but natural.
Why are we surprised by death, everyone dies.
Why do we blame God when someone dies? And then we use that anger as justification for unbelief.
I am sorry you were in a screwed-up group just like we are, but don't let the demonic teachings of one group spoil the whole basket for you.
And Refiner, most of us who post here are in America, so we think of GS as America.
Remember, you don't know us, or our past, and you seem pre-occupied with learning error instead of truth.
Crack open an NIV sometime and see God's word from a different perspective.
Crack open a history book too and try to imagine speaking German if America hadn't saved the mother land.
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i have been friends with (((((dottie))))) for almost 30 years. we see things differently but i hope our love for each other remains the same.
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I am sorry for your turmoil, and hope your decision leads you to peace.
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.... love you dot
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With all due respect for free speech and all that, despite her posting this thread in the Doctrinal Forum Dot Matrix was not initiating a debate.
Although Dot and I mostly disagree on matters of faith, I respect and honor the depth and steadfastness that she has in her own beliefs.
This is not a matter for discussion, logical discourse or attempts to convince, it's Dot Matrix's heart.
Can we just let it be? We have a perfectly good thread for debate started by Refiner.
I'll miss you Dot Matrix, despite our differences.
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okay
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Agreed Oak
I will miss Dot, and I share her sentiments and guilt over not standing up.
God Bless You Dot.
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Def59,
Of course I'm not blaming God for the death of my mother. Just as I'm not praising him for the healing of my arm.
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Dot
I don't know if you will see this, I'm going to try a private topic to you, also. I know exactly what you mean by feeling like you were a traitor to your Savior. Me too. Some time ago I think it was Imbus, who posted in the About the Way Forum, "Who is Christ to you", and then she posted her belief about Him--in other words, her rejection of Him. I started to post then didn't, giving myself all sorts of reasons. . .(I'm not here often enough, etc) . But I've always felt badly since then that I didn't post my own heart-felt belief That Jesus is MY SAVIOR. That He paid my penalty.
Then I saw Refiner's Thread with that blatant title. I hesitated to read it, but then I finally did when it was only three pages long, and was sickened.
I shook my head at the people who Do believe in God and Jesus, that took Refiner's bait and even attempted to answer. No one will ever be able to expalin God to people who don't believe in Him. Because I agreed with them (the believers), I personally thought their points were excellent, but wasted. The very Bible they reject SAYS it is all foolishness to them. I cannot judge them (Atheist/Agnostic)for their belief--God does the calling, each individual accepts or rejects, And God will judge each individual--not my job. And throwing a life preserver to anyone who is a strong swimmer by their own power, is a waste of time.
I didn't feel I needed to post to that thread, but I did feel I ought to post my belief in Christ, maybe start a new thread--so as to show readers who come to GS that not all posters here reject Christ.
And I didn't do that. And it has bothered me since I read that partial thread. I totally understand your wanting to leave, Dot. I think about that myself, and skip several days in a row, but haven't been ready to leave completely. I have made many good friends here, and have definately had healing take place, it has certainly served a purpose. I would like to stay in touch with you-- I've loved your posts. I have an email I place in my profile, can ya add it to your list?
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((Dot))
Carry the banner high, and when you come to a "CROSS" road, take it! :)-->
I'm glad you aren't leaving the prayer room. Folks there have needs, and you have been VERY GIVING of your time, and prayers to them.
Thank you for continuing to do so.
There are no Atheists in the "foxholes".
God Bless You! :)-->
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Unfortunately, there are atheists in foxholes, dmiller. The Red Army was full of them and so is our Army infected with them. People so filled with the world's bile that human life mean's nothing anymore.
Sad as our nation turns 227, we are pulling away from the moral footings that made us great in the first place.
Many have made a point that we have lost the moral high ground in Iraq. I say we never had it the first place. We sacrificed our moral standing on the altar of convenience and choice years ago.
Thirty million severed.
Talk about a holocaust.
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Dot my friend
We have not always seen
eye to eye
But you are always
in my heart...
This one's for you my friend....
Because I Believe In You
They ask me how I feel
And if my love is real
And how I know I'll make it through.
And they, they look at me and frown,
They'd like to drive me from this town,
They don't want me around
'Cause I believe in you.
They show me to the door,
They say don't come back no more
'Cause I don't be like they'd like me to,
And I walk out on my own
A thousand miles from home
But I don't feel alone
'Cause I believe in you.
I believe in you even through the tears and the laughter,
I believe in you even though we be apart.
I believe in you even on the morning after.
Oh, when the dawn is nearing
Oh, when the night is disappearing
Oh, this feeling is still here in my heart.
Don't let me drift too far,
Keep me where you are
Where I will always be renewed.
And that which you've given me today
Is worth more than I could pay
And no matter what they say
I believe in you.
I believe in you when winter turn to summer,
I believe in you when white turn to black,
I believe in you even though I be outnumbered.
Oh, though the earth may shake me
Oh, though my friends forsake me
Oh, even that couldn't make me go back.
Don't let me change my heart,
Keep me set apart
From all the plans they do pursue.
And I, I don't mind the pain
Don't mind the driving rain
I know I will sustain
'Cause I believe in you.
B Dylan
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Def, if you are implying that a member of our armed forces, who lays his life on the line, is an INFECTION because of his atheism, then I strongly disagree. If you are further implying that an atheist is "filled with human bile" simply by being atheistic, then you don't know what you are talking about.
I do understand your belief that Christianity is the moral high ground, by definition, while disagreeing with that belief.
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Let the wheat and the tares grow together...The tares will be burned at the Harvest of the world.
Please, dont let it hurt you. We all have the the choice to believe or not. Remember Joshua??
As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
Also, I set before good and evil this day, choose you whom you will serve. Unbelief is an evil heart...
Shake the dust off, and keep walkin' girl.
Rachel
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Hi Dot Matrix
You have made a statement of your feeling
You are standing tall for God and he is very blessed with your stand
But I hope you stay with us because with time some will change their views but they are hurt now and we can only give them time
Now truth of our feelings is the only help we can give them
Its up to them but change may take days, weeks, or even many many years
If it comes but all we can do is pray for them with love
I will pray for them and I will even pray for the fool you talk about at work the witch because she most need alot of help
with love Roy
Hi Houseisarockin
God bless with love Roy
Hi The Girl From Oz
My mother is dying of cancer now but I still pray for her and what helps the most knowing that if or when she dies God will get her back up again
Now my father has Parkerson and if he dies or gets better I know that I will see him at the return of Christ too
So God heal your arm He did it in the begining of time when he set up the body so it would heal itself
So you did not have the believing to have it heal overnight so it heal itself slow thanks to God's design of the human body
God bless your heart glad you are here sharing your heart
with love Roy
Hi Refiner
God bless your heart
Now yes this is America but its allso everypart of the world its planet earth
What it is the hearts of people some will like my words and some will like your words
You will feel like your in a war at times and at peace at times but that is just the flow of things here and other boards
But I am glad you are here
with love Roy
Hi Def59
God bless your heart
with love Roy
Hi Excatherdra
God bless your heart
With love Roy
Hi Bramble
God bless your heart
with love Roy
Hi Oakspear
God bless your heart
with love Roy
Hi Psalm 71 one
God bless your heart
with love Roy
Hi D Miller
God bless your heart
with love Roy
Hi White Dove
God bless your heart
with love Roy
Hi Rachel
God bless your heart
with love Roy
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No arm (wrist, actually) broken the way mine was, could heal overnight.
I believe there's a God but there's no way he would heal an arm overnight.
Guess those heathen Africans should start believing so they don't all die of starvation, eh?
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That's a rather judgemental comment for a Christian to make, is it not?
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Actually, it's more of a technical concept.
If you'd been subjected to pfal Session I or
the first 4 chapters of the Blue Book like the
rest of us, you'd know that vpw taught that the
volume of one's believing was critical to seeing
results. With big enough believing, one can see
instant miracles, with not-so-big believing, one
can see somewhat slower (but still very fast)
results.
Thus, a mega-believer could see their arm heal
within seconds to a minute, while a big
believer could see it heal overnite.
We were taught that WE were the critical element
in receiving things from God, and to relegate
God to a secondary role as a sort of
quartermaster or supply sergeant or requisitions
officer.
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Oak
Even you have to see that human life has been devalued in our nation. All those video games have warped the younger generation. That attitude will permeate into the army.
And the athiestic/humanistic philosopy can be summed up in this article:
An atheist official complains that the Bible’s view of humanity is immoral
By RICHARD N. OSTLING
AP Religion Writer
What’s up with atheism, agnosticism and humanism, movements that make a religion out of opposing religion, and often complain about media neglect?
One current theme is that the Bible’s view of humanity is self-centered and ultimately immoral. That was pursued in Free Inquiry, the magazine of the Council for Secular Humanism, by Bill Cooke, who directs its affiliate, the Center for Inquiry.
Cooke targeted the “anthropic conceit” asserted in the Bible from the creation accounts in Genesis onward. He complained that people mistakenly believe that “despite being one biped among millions on one planet among millions, the creator of this entire universe is interested in their welfare.”
Oh, a personal God, that is immoral.
He criticized sophisticated variants including the “anthropic principle” (the cosmos was fine-tuned to sustain intelligent life despite scientific proof of overwhelming odds against this) and “intelligent design” (evidence that the cosmos that exists couldn’t occur without guidance from some higher outside intelligence).
In Cooke’s belief (or unbelief) it’s like “Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy,” and high time everybody ditched such infantile ideas: “We don’t matter to the universe; there is no bearded nice guy, vital spark, first principle, cosmic law or anything else.”
More: The person-centered, biblical concept is “a sign of immaturity and arrogance” on our part. Words such as “I” no longer have any clear meaning because “there is no mind, soul or psyche.” Most important, “it isn’t true.”
Conclusion: All religions propagate “dangerous folly,” “stifling certainties” and “foolish fear-mongering.”
Atheism is not just the most accurate and coherent view, he maintained, but necessary “for moral reasons” because it fosters “cosmic modesty.”
For instance? Cooke finds religion especially alarming because its focus on the human species creates “rampant population growth.” (He must have missed those articles on plummeting birthrates crippling European economies.)
Humanists like Cooke belittle religion’s exalted view of humanity and individual humans at the same time that his movement champions “the need to respect the dignity and worth of all persons” and of each individual on the planet.
That moral absolute occurs in Humanifest Manifesto 2000, promoted in the same issue as Cooke’s essay.
Also, who counts as “human” and enjoys those rights? Not everybody, according to a third piece in the issue.
Barbara Smoker, former president of Britain’s National Secular Society, expressed frustration that people resist killing off severely defective newborns, what she calls a sort of “very late abortion.”
Her view contrasts with the Bible’s emphasis on each individual as a divine creation, for instance God’s words to Jeremiah: “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you.”
Smoker said most secular humanists desire legalized mercy-killing and assisted suicide for oldsters with incurable ills they find intolerable, and for the comatose (“post-persons,” another humanist calls them). She acknowledged that mercy-killing imposed upon newborn humans is different because it cannot be voluntary.
Nonetheless, it’s “immoral to preserve a baby’s life” when handicaps are such that observers think “chances of happiness are manifestly low,” she said. Death should be ordered “on behalf of” the child to be killed.
Smoker thinks that starving defective newborns to death by withholding nourishment is better than letting them live, but prefers “a quick lethal injection.”
Then again, maybe humanity, and thus humanism, are out of date altogether.
A package of articles in another issue of Free Inquiry proclaimed the rise of the “transhuman” or “posthumanist” outlook.
Austin Dacey, who directs the Center for Inquiry’s science program, wrote that secular humanism’s belief in human perfection through education inspired the new “transhumanism,” which seeks to “transcend” today’s human race through direct modification inspired by Darwinism, employing all biological and technological means.
Humanism was great “but its moment may have passed,” said Dacey.
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On the Net:
Council for Secular Humanism: http://www.secularhumanism.org
OK
So is atheism the moral high ground?
I see this and shudder and what will happen to the human race. Disposable people, transhuman
Science Fiction is coming true all right.
Trekkers, remember the Borg, as far-fetched as that seems, these humanists want to see it come to pass.
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Someone, actually 17 people e-mailed me to respond
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I will be deleting my posts as Refiner has posted them all over the JW site and has strangers bashing me.
God Bless all of you with whom I have shared my life. I love you.
And May Refiner find the love of God in his lifetime. And to those over there who do not know me, I wish you no harm I was living my heart at a place where I have been for 5 years.
The site was for XTWI or current TWI and friends or family. Refiner had no connection to be there and it appears his soul intention was to stir things up.
Especially as I find his thread called “I've done it Again”
Well, you did.
You stirred me from a quiet stand to a strong desire to stand up and be counted for Christ.
And while you sent messages to me that you changed the title and if only you could go back a week you would not have wanted to cause me pain—you then run to your site and call me names and laugh at my heart.
Again, I question your intentions. To me, you are like a political candidate saying what needs to be said to gain support and meaning very little of the good things.
I do question your intentions. That is not rare as Lollyp*** was questioned, a girl dating an innie was questioned and some even wondered if poor R*Y was Way KGB.
Have a nice fulfilled life visiting x-cults, you have nothing to do with, to fill the hole in your heart left by your rejection of Christ.
I will keep you in my prayers that you find his love in your life. Perhaps someday when you feel his love for you, you will post a thread called "Why I believe Jesus is the Christ"
Or at least live peacefully having joy in your heart.
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