TrueTomHarley

Surely he will respond to love and acceptance. How’s that project going anyway?

I vaguely recall it too. Yes, I think the wording might be wrong. If memory serves (it may not) I think he was saying something to the effect, ‘Does anyone here thing Joseph F Rutherford is the leader of Jehovah’s Witnesses?’ to which the reply was a loud, NO.  The point being that nobody present misunderstood that Christ was the actual leader of the congregation.

I vaguely recall it too. Yes, I think the wording might be wrong. If memory serves (it may not) I think he was saying something to the effect, ‘Does anyone here thing Joseph F Rutherford is the leader of Jehovah’s Witnesses?’ to which the reply was a loud, NO.  The point being that nobody present misunderstood that Christ was the actual leader of the congregation.

That is what I remember, too. In fact, that's in the Proclaimers book:
*** jv chap. 15 p. 220 Development of the Organization Structure ***
At a convention in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1941, shortly before his death, he spoke about the matter of leadership, saying: “I want to let any strangers here know what you think about a man being your leader, so they won’t be forgetting. Every time something rises up and starts to grow, they say there is some man a leader who has a great following. If there is any person in this audience who thinks that I, this man standing here, is the leader of Jehovah’s witnesses, say Yes.” The response was an impressive silence, broken only by an emphatic “No” from several in the audience.

Surely he will respond to love and acceptance. How’s that project going anyway?

Surely he will respond to love and acceptance. How’s that project going anyway?

The political equivalent of this is known as QAnon.

No, no—you misquoted me. I did not say “spiritual betters” in an absolute sense. I said they are your spiritual betters, because they actually do things in furtherance of the good news and are not merely non-stop bile towards the doings of others. They are your spiritual betters—not necessarily those of faithful ones in general.
One could almost endure you if you acknowledged their faith and work. Similarly, one could almost endure you if you pointed to something better, or even equal. But no! All it is is non-stop vitriol on those actually doing something in the work of the Lord, while doing nothing yourself—or at least nothing that you reveal.

I didn’t like when he shot the jackass, though I suppose you can’t sacrifice the entire WWII effort on its account. I did like when he reappraised his toast decision, based upon ‘one SOB to another.’
Where is that recollection of the old bro tilting back in his chair whenever the younger ones take to squabbling and observing, “It’s amazing what Jehovah accomplishes considering what he has to work with.”? I like the observation of Jesus that it’s the one’s in need of a physician that actually seek one out.

No. The point is that Gupta represents the mainstream. Thus, Rogan has spoken to doctors on both sides of the issue.
”Beware the sound of one hand clapping,” said Stephen Meyer, the intelligent design proponent.

Not a prayer you’ll find it on Twitter. Try rumble.com or Spotify, then search the names.

I just hit the $7000 marker. Are you not yet plugged in?

No. The point is that Gupta represents the mainstream. Thus, Rogan has spoken to doctors on both sides of the issue.
”Beware the sound of one hand clapping,” said Stephen Meyer, the intelligent design proponent.

He never used to be. But then he got COVID-19, took the drugs that are officially worthless, and promptly got better. It changed his was of looking at things.
You needn’t worry though. I’m told a few weeks ago he interviewed Sanjay Gupta, the doc from CNN, who would be the left-wing counterpart, or at least represents the official view on COVID.

Not a prayer you’ll find it on Twitter. Try rumble.com or Spotify, then search the names.

The thing I like most about mutts is they have these cool little handles on the side of their heads.

The thing I like most about mutts is they have these cool little handles on the side of their heads.

I just hit the $7000 marker. Are you not yet plugged in?

That flea-bitten mutt?

Obviously, if you have outgrown the cause, the sacrifices involved in cooperating with the cause will seem oppressive to you. This is a no-brainer.
If one is still true to it, one puts up without too much fuss the inconveniences that being organized for the cause can bring about. The cause entails both pluses and minuses, and those true to it generally think that the minuses are relatively insignificant. 
But if you leave the cause, then the pluses become non-factors at best, minuses at worst, and what were already minuses becomes draconian “mind-control.”
This is also not especially difficult to figure out.
Still, you don’t actually disappear, do you, Jack? Aren’t you the one who has started up to a dozen threads in a single day designed to stumble your ex-brothers? If Science is the true God, then go on following Him.
 
 

He never used to be. But then he got COVID-19, took the drugs that are officially worthless, and promptly got better. It changed his was of looking at things.
You needn’t worry though. I’m told a few weeks ago he interviewed Sanjay Gupta, the doc from CNN, who would be the left-wing counterpart, or at least represents the official view on COVID.

I just hit the $7000 marker. Are you not yet plugged in?

The Important thing is that Babylon Bee just landed a one and a half hour interview with Elon Musk, who wants to go there.
Check out Trump with the ray-gun eyes. Too much.

Not a prayer you’ll find it on Twitter. Try rumble.com or Spotify, then search the names.

He never used to be. But then he got COVID-19, took the drugs that are officially worthless, and promptly got better. It changed his was of looking at things.
You needn’t worry though. I’m told a few weeks ago he interviewed Sanjay Gupta, the doc from CNN, who would be the left-wing counterpart, or at least represents the official view on COVID.