You got to love the Jehovah's Witnesses!
Jesus the Executioner!
In 1919, as the story goes, God (Jehovah) picked the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society as its organization on Earth. Since then, Jehovah has been "channeling" new light and spirtual food to the "faithful and discrete slave", now the 7 member Governing Body of the Jehovah's Witnesses. You have already met Governing Body member Tony "Tight Pants" Morris, now its time to meet Governing Body member Gerrit Lösch. I would advise you to report to your Kingdom Hall before a loving Jehovah uses Jesus to execute over 8 billion non JWs:
Jesus the Executioner!
In 1919, as the story goes, God (Jehovah) picked the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society as its organization on Earth. Since then, Jehovah has been "channeling" new light and spirtual food to the "faithful and discrete slave", now the 7 member Governing Body of the Jehovah's Witnesses. You have already met Governing Body member Tony "Tight Pants" Morris, now its time to meet Governing Body member Gerrit Lösch. I would advise you to report to your Kingdom Hall before a loving Jehovah uses Jesus to execute over 8 billion non JWs:
2 peas in a pod
In Scientology, its called disconnection. With the Jehovah's Witnesses, its called disfellowship and shunning. The JW's call the practice biblical based, L. Ron Hubbard didn't believe in Christ or the bible, but both groups use this practice. Jehovah's Witnesses will call people they have kicked out as apostates, Scientologists call them supressives. Both apostates and supressives are to be shunned according to these groups doctrines and practices.
Interestingly, although Scientology does not use the bible or Christianity, they call themselves the Church of Scientology and use a cross as part of their emblems. But Jehovah' Witnesses who do believe in the bible, don't believe in the cross (they believe in a "stake" instead) and don't call their meeting places churches, they call them Kingdom Halls.
In Scientology, its called disconnection. With the Jehovah's Witnesses, its called disfellowship and shunning. The JW's call the practice biblical based, L. Ron Hubbard didn't believe in Christ or the bible, but both groups use this practice. Jehovah's Witnesses will call people they have kicked out as apostates, Scientologists call them supressives. Both apostates and supressives are to be shunned according to these groups doctrines and practices.
Interestingly, although Scientology does not use the bible or Christianity, they call themselves the Church of Scientology and use a cross as part of their emblems. But Jehovah' Witnesses who do believe in the bible, don't believe in the cross (they believe in a "stake" instead) and don't call their meeting places churches, they call them Kingdom Halls.
Leah is back for season two on A & E!
5 More Reasons "Scientology and the Aftermath" is More Important Than You Think
With Season 2 of Leah Remini's Emmy-nominated Scientology and the Aftermath now begun, it's time to lay out 5 more reasons why this show is more important than most people realize, and why everyone should be watching it.
5 More Reasons "Scientology and the Aftermath" is More Important Than You Think
With Season 2 of Leah Remini's Emmy-nominated Scientology and the Aftermath now begun, it's time to lay out 5 more reasons why this show is more important than most people realize, and why everyone should be watching it.
Jehovah's Witnesses and Scientology are two completely different belief systems, and drastically differ in terms of the number of worshipers, but in this video Lloyd Evans (a.ka.a John Cedars) discusses the commonalities between them and offer his opinion on which is the maddest, baddest cult.
Eric shows how he spends his Sundays now that he is boycotting the NFL
Eric spends his Sunday's now doing street preaching. After hearing the Jehovah Witnesses were having a convention in town, instead of watching the NFL, Eric went down to the convention hall to give the JWs the Good News!
Eric spends his Sunday's now doing street preaching. After hearing the Jehovah Witnesses were having a convention in town, instead of watching the NFL, Eric went down to the convention hall to give the JWs the Good News!
Kevin Bunker: He is coming to a Kingdom Hall near you!
Legendary apostate and ex-JW Kevin Bunker talks to some JWs in Seattle. Kevin is famous for his impromptu talks at the lectern at Kingdom Halls. The elders are quick to cut the mic and escort Kevin out. I thought the one JW was hot, what do you think?
Legendary apostate and ex-JW Kevin Bunker talks to some JWs in Seattle. Kevin is famous for his impromptu talks at the lectern at Kingdom Halls. The elders are quick to cut the mic and escort Kevin out. I thought the one JW was hot, what do you think?
The Jehovah's Witnesses trap of baptism
If you get baptized a Jehovah Witness at nine years old and then decide you want to leave the JWs at 18, you are screwed. You most probably will be shunned by your JW family members and the other Witnesses for the rest of your life or until they wake up. JW's shun ex-baptized members who are disfellowshipped or quit the organization. That is why becoming a baptized JW is such a trap. It opens you up for shunning later. Nine is too young to make that decision.
If you get baptized a Jehovah Witness at nine years old and then decide you want to leave the JWs at 18, you are screwed. You most probably will be shunned by your JW family members and the other Witnesses for the rest of your life or until they wake up. JW's shun ex-baptized members who are disfellowshipped or quit the organization. That is why becoming a baptized JW is such a trap. It opens you up for shunning later. Nine is too young to make that decision.
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With all the mentally diseased apostates raising a fuss, we go inside Watchtower Headquarters in middle of a huge forest about an hour or so from Manhattan. The Witnesses were very nice and over lunch Brother Morris explained to us that beginning next year there were only going to print 3 Watchtowers per year. That's because the preaching work is done and they are now waiting around for Armageddon. Before we left we got the opportunity to fish in the lake.
With all the mentally diseased apostates raising a fuss, we go inside Watchtower Headquarters in middle of a huge forest about an hour or so from Manhattan. The Witnesses were very nice and over lunch Brother Morris explained to us that beginning next year there were only going to print 3 Watchtowers per year. That's because the preaching work is done and they are now waiting around for Armageddon. Before we left we got the opportunity to fish in the lake.
Free Heber Now!
Happy Birthday Heber!
Heber Carl Jentzsch (born November 30, 1935) has served as president of the Church of Scientology International since 1982. He has not been seen publicly since 2005. It has been reported that Heber is being held in a Scientology prison (RPF). This may be the last known picture of Heber, taken on January 15, 2005 in Sri Lanka:
Happy Birthday Heber!
Heber Carl Jentzsch (born November 30, 1935) has served as president of the Church of Scientology International since 1982. He has not been seen publicly since 2005. It has been reported that Heber is being held in a Scientology prison (RPF). This may be the last known picture of Heber, taken on January 15, 2005 in Sri Lanka:
