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rc

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Originally posted by divegeester
Suddenly being all "personal" is ok when your corporation's leadership decide they want to distance themselves from the consequences of their heinous doctrines.
sorry but i think the churches of Christendom have committed way more 'heinous crimes', but its ok, i realise that Jehovahs witness are a convenient target for your ignorance and prejudices. I suspect its indicative of the emotional basis which forms your faith.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
no one can forbid a blood transfusion to another person you brain dead zombie drooler. The decision to take or desist from blood transfusions is a personal one.
I understand it is a personal decision, however, don't the Watchtower Society still expect the JW members to refuse blood transfusions for their children?

rc

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Originally posted by RJHinds
I understand it is a personal decision, however, don't the Watchtower Society still expect the JW members to refuse blood transfusions for their children?
its against the law to refuse a blood transfusion to a minor and its always been considered a conscience decision. No one can force you not to or to take a blood transfusion. Man your tin foil hat is bleeping like crazy Hindus.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
sorry but i think the churches of Christendom have committed way more 'heinous crimes', but its ok, i realise that Jehovahs witness are a convenient target for your ignorance and prejudices. I suspect its indicative of the emotional basis which forms your faith.
What "heinous crimes" are you referring to?

And don't think I didn't notice you misquoting me, I said "heinous doctrines".

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
its against the law to refuse a blood transfusion to a minor and its always been considered a conscience decision. No one can force you not to or to take a blood transfusion. Man your tin foil hat is bleeping like crazy Hindus.
I am very sure it has not always been a personal decision unless one was alright with being shunned by other members.

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Originally posted by divegeester
Well he probably didn't waste his time playing chess or dropping his pants in online forums.
back of the net/FROM THE BOOK OF RIGHT ON

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Originally posted by redbarons
back of the net/FROM THE BOOK OF RIGHT ON
plueeeeeze dude, you know i am a chess legend! nom! nom! nom!