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Ex-JW Critical Thinkers

Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses Critical Thinkers

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The purpose of this show will help you better understand the thinking and reasoning of Jehovah's Witnesses and provide insight into the culture of the organization. While Jehovah's Witnesses are sincere people with a deep love for God, this show outlines the need to use critical thinking skills when examining the theological teachings of the religion.

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If you have had the chance to listen to Episodes 1 and 2 of Why Jehovah's Witnesses count time, this podcast will acquaint you with the creative ways that they come up with in order to get the time. Visit Our Web Site... more
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Joy Grant talks about her struggles as a Jehovah's Witness woman and how despite all of her accomplishments, it took her many years to gain self esteem after leaving the organization. She had the opportunity to have an up close view... more
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This episode goes into a deeper discussion on why the Jehovahs Witnesses are required to count field service time to track their progress when engaging in door-to-door proselytizing. It provides evidence that the Watchtower, Bible &... more
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This episode discusses why the Jehovahs Witnesses are required to count field service time to track their progress when engaging in door-to-door proselytizing.
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Lady Cee interviews Brenda Lee, author of Out of the Cocoon and discusses her difficulties growing up as a Jehovah's Witness child and the struggles she faced after leaving the organization. Website – http://outofthecocoon.net/... more
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In this episode of the Critical Thought, get acquainted with Carrie Bee, author of Paradise Bound and learn how she faced many adversities and struggles growing up in a strict Jehovah's Witness household. Learn how she coped and... more
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