IMPORTANT NOTE:
You do NOT have to register to read, post, listen or contribute. If you simply wish to remain fully anonymous, you can still contribute.
|
Home  Forums |
|
|
|
|
Topic History of: The disabled.
Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
|
Green Man |
Honey wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Honey wrote:
Green Man wrote:
emile wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I'm also going to be a Jehovah Witness - so no vaccine for me
Jehovah Witnesses can have the vaccines being used - as they're not made from blood.
Majority of Jehovah Witnesses are against vaccines full stop because they believe in power of pray. There’s a Mosque near where my partner lives, they are distributing leaflets about the “risks” of the new vaccines to fellow Muslims.
These is why people from the minority ethnic groups are affected.
Personally I think it’s an experimental drug that’s been rushed, I haven’t seen MPs being injected with it and most of the them are former addicts.
I think you might be mixing them up with the "Something or other scientists" church, which still objects.
Jehovah's witnesses have objected previously, but it was changed after the war.
Scientologists believe in vaccines Honey. Scientology is not the worth time however Scientologists are actually nice people but 'the church' needs to change it practises.
Most Jehovah's Witnesses are against vaccines - I joined their organization a few years ago. Damn I have dibbled in some crazy shit over the years for giggles. 
I still read L Ron Hubbard's fiction stories and laugh at his book Dianetics.
I was thinking of the "Christian Scientists", Greenman, only I forgot what the first bit was. Spectacularly daft seen as Christ is the whole point of it!
The dianetics thing does seem odd, but it was the only thing that helped a friend of mine after her toddler was murdered. That was the early eighties though, and I think it has changed a lot since then.
I am quite a fan of Jehovah's witnesses, mostly. All religions have faults, but I like the straightforwardness of it, and that they dont have collections.
It is very unfortunate that the hymns are just mumbling dirges though. I imagine God reaches for the earplugs when the Kingdom Hall doors open. 
How awful.
Dianetics is made from various sources from various expert’s as well has Hubbard’s own input. I’m still waiting to move objects with power of thought etc. I wish people stopped saying Battlefield Earth is based on Scientology it’s not there are jabs at medical profession, which Hubbard always had issues with.
I missed a sing song at a Kindom Hall whilst being preached that only a certain number of people go to heaven. I’m glad I didn’t do the door knocking but handed out leaflets that I thought was full of useless rubbish.
I joined a baptise church that was terrible even the churchgoers needed encouragement to sing. I never could skim through a hymn book on my own without having an old bloke finding the page it for me then he gave me his in return. 
At the Kingdom Hall i joined they had the lyrics on a massive screen next to the 10 Commandments followed by morbid passages of the Bible. It was so much easier when Jimmy Swaggart sinned for us with hookers. |
|
Honey |
Green Man wrote:
Honey wrote:
Green Man wrote:
emile wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I'm also going to be a Jehovah Witness - so no vaccine for me
Jehovah Witnesses can have the vaccines being used - as they're not made from blood.
Majority of Jehovah Witnesses are against vaccines full stop because they believe in power of pray. There’s a Mosque near where my partner lives, they are distributing leaflets about the “risks” of the new vaccines to fellow Muslims.
These is why people from the minority ethnic groups are affected.
Personally I think it’s an experimental drug that’s been rushed, I haven’t seen MPs being injected with it and most of the them are former addicts.
I think you might be mixing them up with the "Something or other scientists" church, which still objects.
Jehovah's witnesses have objected previously, but it was changed after the war.
Scientologists believe in vaccines Honey. Scientology is not the worth time however Scientologists are actually nice people but 'the church' needs to change it practises.
Most Jehovah's Witnesses are against vaccines - I joined their organization a few years ago. Damn I have dibbled in some crazy shit over the years for giggles.
I still read L Ron Hubbard's fiction stories and laugh at his book Dianetics.
I was thinking of the "Christian Scientists", Greenman, only I forgot what the first bit was. Spectacularly daft seen as Christ is the whole point of it!
The dianetics thing does seem odd, but it was the only thing that helped a friend of mine after her toddler was murdered. That was the early eighties though, and I think it has changed a lot since then.
I am quite a fan of Jehovah's witnesses, mostly. All religions have faults, but I like the straightforwardness of it, and that they dont have collections.
It is very unfortunate that the hymns are just mumbling dirges though. I imagine God reaches for the earplugs when the Kingdom Hall doors open. |
|
Green Man |
Honey wrote:
Green Man wrote:
emile wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I'm also going to be a Jehovah Witness - so no vaccine for me
Jehovah Witnesses can have the vaccines being used - as they're not made from blood.
Majority of Jehovah Witnesses are against vaccines full stop because they believe in power of pray. There’s a Mosque near where my partner lives, they are distributing leaflets about the “risks” of the new vaccines to fellow Muslims.
These is why people from the minority ethnic groups are affected.
Personally I think it’s an experimental drug that’s been rushed, I haven’t seen MPs being injected with it and most of the them are former addicts.
I think you might be mixing them up with the "Something or other scientists" church, which still objects.
Jehovah's witnesses have objected previously, but it was changed after the war.
Scientologists believe in vaccines Honey. Scientology is not the worth time however Scientologists are actually nice people but 'the church' needs to change it practises.
Most Jehovah's Witnesses are against vaccines - I joined their organization a few years ago. Damn I have dibbled in some crazy shit over the years for giggles.
I still read L Ron Hubbard's fiction stories and laugh at his book Dianetics. |
|
Honey |
Green Man wrote:
emile wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I'm also going to be a Jehovah Witness - so no vaccine for me
Jehovah Witnesses can have the vaccines being used - as they're not made from blood.
Majority of Jehovah Witnesses are against vaccines full stop because they believe in power of pray. There’s a Mosque near where my partner lives, they are distributing leaflets about the “risks” of the new vaccines to fellow Muslims.
These is why people from the minority ethnic groups are affected.
Personally I think it’s an experimental drug that’s been rushed, I haven’t seen MPs being injected with it and most of the them are former addicts.
I think you might be mixing them up with the "Something or other scientists" church, which still objects.
Jehovah's witnesses have objected previously, but it was changed after the war. |
|
Green Man |
emile wrote:
Green Man wrote:
I'm also going to be a Jehovah Witness - so no vaccine for me
Jehovah Witnesses can have the vaccines being used - as they're not made from blood.
Majority of Jehovah Witnesses are against vaccines full stop because they believe in power of pray. There’s a Mosque near where my partner lives, they are distributing leaflets about the “risks” of the new vaccines to fellow Muslims.
These is why people from the minority ethnic groups are affected.
Personally I think it’s an experimental drug that’s been rushed, I haven’t seen MPs being injected with it and most of the them are former addicts. |
|
|
|
|
