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yessisan
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Hey, I have that book at home. Jaypeeto, is it worth reading?
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b_justb
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I guess this could be subjective and I’ll button me lips
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Jaypeeto4
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Hey, I have that book at home. Jaypeeto, is it worth reading?
Dear Yessisan,
It’s not really worth wasting your time on, unless you want to know what the Society was teaching in 1982 when it was released. **It is good as a reference book **to prove the Society’s strange and very limited view of God, as per Jeff Schwehm’s quote from the book about God’s limited “spirit body.”
God bless,
Jaypeeto4
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Dear Yessisan,
It’s not really worth wasting your time on, unless you want to know what the Society was teaching in 1982 when it was released. **It is good as a reference book **to prove the Society’s strange and very limited view of God, as per Jeff Schwehm’s quote from the book about God’s limited “spirit body.”
God bless,
Jaypeeto4
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jschwehm
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Jaypeeto:
I was on a threaded discussion board at one time with some very prominent former JWs who are still NeoArian in their Christology when I pointed these quotes from the “Paradise” book out to them. All of them were shocked at what the Society had written in that book and said that they had never realized or even thought about it.
In addition, I have noticed that in more recent books such as their “Knowledge” book and “Bible Teach” book that they do not discuss this issue at all in those books which are written for the same audience (that is prospective converts to the JWs) that the “Paradise” book was written towards. It makes me wonder if the higher ups in the JW organization are even uncomfortable with this.
Jeff S.
www.catholicxjw.com
I was on a threaded discussion board at one time with some very prominent former JWs who are still NeoArian in their Christology when I pointed these quotes from the “Paradise” book out to them. All of them were shocked at what the Society had written in that book and said that they had never realized or even thought about it.
In addition, I have noticed that in more recent books such as their “Knowledge” book and “Bible Teach” book that they do not discuss this issue at all in those books which are written for the same audience (that is prospective converts to the JWs) that the “Paradise” book was written towards. It makes me wonder if the higher ups in the JW organization are even uncomfortable with this.
Jeff S.
www.catholicxjw.com
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