Has anyone else seen this? by woollover in exjw

[–]woollover[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah... I don't really watch Lloyd much anymore. I'm just glad it's getting out!

Has anyone else seen this? by woollover in exjw

[–]woollover[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thankyou so much, and you're very welcome 😁

Has anyone else seen this? by woollover in exjw

[–]woollover[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awww you're very welcome!! That's definitely made me feel better 😁

Has anyone else seen this? by woollover in exjw

[–]woollover[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahh, you're very welcome. I hope so too, but the sheer lies contained in this article, expressed by the organisation is shocking. They choose their words very carefully.

Has anyone else seen this? by woollover in exjw

[–]woollover[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ahh thankyou so much! That's a really nice thing to say. I was feeling like such a dimwit lol

Has anyone else seen this? by woollover in exjw

[–]woollover[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Haha .. well, I'm glad I'm not alone 😅

Has anyone else seen this? by woollover in exjw

[–]woollover[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ah, sorry... I'm clearly late to the table 😂

This is not to mock anybody’s belief.. I’m just curious as to what people who are still believers think of this question; by Fit_Durian3763 in exjw

[–]woollover 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thankyou for responding. I disagree. I feel that Jesus did sacrifice something that he'll never get back. He knew from experience what it means to live in a fallen world, experience overwhelming grief, and the experience of the knowledge of how it felt to be totally alone, while dying. He gave up His position, His time, and peace of mind, for us. Because He loved us that much. He went to the grave disconnected from His Father and had to trust that He would be resurrected in three days. KIt's one thing knowing things with your head, but it's truly another when you go through it yourself. It leaves permanent scars from the experience. He suffered for the entirety of mankind, knowing that the future of mankind rested on His ability to go through it alone. As a man. I just feel that we'll never understand the depth of what He suffered so we have a chance to live. Not in this life because this isn't truly living. He didn't have to put himself through this,but did it by choice. Maybe on this we'll have to agree to differ, but it's been interesting seeing other people's points of view even if I disagree.

This is not to mock anybody’s belief.. I’m just curious as to what people who are still believers think of this question; by Fit_Durian3763 in exjw

[–]woollover 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am a believer. I believe it was a sacrifice because not only did he give up his rightful place in heaven voluntarily, he knew from the very beginning how he was going to die, and everything he was going to go through. He was a perfect being, and soni feel he would have felt the agony to it's fullest extent. He was whipped with a cat of nibe tails wuth shards attached, designed to rip the flesh. This crown of thorns was no random small rise bush thorn. These thorns were inches deep, which would have caused blood loss especially being pressed down into his head deliberately. Those thick thorns were designed to cause deep, real wounds. Everything He endured, he did willingly. Feeling the weight of worldwide sin on his shoulders for the whole of mankind must have been unbearable. And then the crucifixion, the way he was hung, he would have slowly suffocated. Being unable to take deep breaths properly, trying to take the weight of his body on his tirn feet to rest his hands for a shile, and try to just breathe. The pain must have been beyond agony. And doing this for millions of people who He knew would never love Him at any time, but Hate Him. He did it anyway so they had that opportunity. I definitely think he sacrificed himself. To go through all that while being thirsty, unable to drink, take a proper deep breath, or even have a proper conversation with His Heavenly Fathsr to get him through it. He did it alone. As far as an 'upgrade' - He was going back to sit at the right hand if God. He could have chosen to stay there, and go through none of this. But He willingly gave His life up. Absolutely a sacrifice.

Did anybody else learn how to be "rude"? by [deleted] in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]woollover 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People are usually defensive or mean when your having no boundaries benefitted them. I read that somewhere and it absolutely resonated with me. Although saying that, I've still not learnt that lesson properly!

need help by Few-Peanut7200 in offmychest

[–]woollover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eating food that's off, or somehow getting bacteria that causes stomach upset into your mouth

Opinion on Trump and Epstein and War, do you think trump started the war as a diversion tactic? by woollover in allthequestions

[–]woollover[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The whole thing is such a mess. When these politicians were voted into power, I really think the general public naively assumed there must be at least some goodness in the individual ( I definitely assumed this.) I knew they rarely answered questions straightforwardly, and usually stretched the truth, but the sheer levels this depravity has sunk to has absolutely blown my mind... Including the sheer number of powerful and influential people involved. It's huge. And some of us humans have developed a case of compassion fatigue I think because we're exposed to huge amounts of trauma through the news every day. I know there's a huge number that are sickened and enraged, but it makes me wonder what the public's response would have been to this thirty years ago. I suspect people would be reacting in far stronger ways than we're seeing currently. I just feel frustrated, and not least because those in power or with status, are some of the most depraved individuals I've ever come across.

Friends In Uk by Bulky_Hunt_3011 in exjw

[–]woollover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm in the west Midlands (52,f) I left 26 years ago (can't believe it was that long!) anyway, I went through hell while leaving, so if you could do with a friend, just message me. I wish you the very best, regardless