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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

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As someone born in to this organization in 1969, to a full time pioneer, I encourage anyone considering joining to do research. As a child I spread the organizations mistruths. My mom passed away this spring, of alzheimers due to the mental gymnastics of the organization. She was prepared for the end to come in 1975, and after that and multiple failed predictions she led a very unhappy life. This organization controls all who join through fear, obligation, and guilt. Women do the majority of wor... more
Cult bullshit
I followed along in the watchtower no.1 for 2022. And what I heard read and what was printed in my watch tower was exactly the same. Word for word. If ever I hear something different than what is printed in our publications I will call it out, but for now I can’t see any discrepancies. May Jehovah bless and keep you in his watch care.
I love these bible based truths.
On these podcasts from Jw.org they do not appeal to the emotional side of things for the most part. Rather, to me, it’s straight forward reasoning on a wide range of topics. They enhance the Bible, not belittle it. I have verified much of their statements and they correctly quote the Bible. Worth the listen.
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This show centers on biblical perspectives about war, peace, and global conflict, often framing current events through prophetic interpretation and the belief that God's kingdom will instaurate lasting safety. Episodes frequently discuss how biblical promises translate into practical hope, resilience, and non-violence, with emphasis on neutrality in politics and personal reassurance drawn from scripture. Notable strengths include clear scriptural grounding, accessible explanations of complex topics, and a consistent focus on hope and recovery in the face of violence and injustice.
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