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1. They don’t vote, or affiliate with any political party.
2. They are anti-nationalist,
3. They don’t make excuses when they fall short, and take responsibility for their action. Even as they feel that evil is the temptation of Satan, they are accountable for the choices they make.
4. They worship only one god, and honor Jesus as the king of their prophets. The Messiah, king messenger of their god.
5. They actually read and study the Bible.
6. They are anti-war, pro-pacifism, pro-altruism, pro-humanitarians, and pro-environmentalism.
I’m an agnostic who has a couple of friends in the Jehovah Witness religion. It seems that Jehovah Witness are a treat to those who have uses for religion other than serving their god, like controlling followers of Christianity for political use.

I personally notice alot of people claiming to be religious or non religious for really wrong reasons. Like like they don’t like the people on the other side for example. Or they’ve been uneducated on the true teachings of a specific religion, or the authenticity behind disbelief for those who have it. Like it makes me angry to see a Christian saying “Atheists are being led by the devil! They think we should kill babies!” and then it makes me angry when Atheists say “Christians are idiots who will believe that the sky is red if the bible says so”. So what do you think about the dickwads on your own side?
Then again, who am I to judge why you believe what ever the hell believe these days.

Some of their complains include the following:
1. That you guys are oppose to drinking fest, smoking, and drugs.
2. That you don’t believe in sex outside of marriage.
3. That you don’t serve in the military.
4. That you don’t watch porn, or jack off to play boy/girl.
5. That you don’t affiliate with political parties, nor do you vote.
6. That you read and study the Bible on your own, instead of just accepting what you are told from the pulpit.
7. That you don’t allow people who aren’t serious about keeping God’s commandments into your religious community. Even if you associate with them outside of church.
8. That you dis-communicate those that are caught wearing their faith on their sleeves.
9. That apart from the Bible, you have study guides to help you understand the Bible.
10. That you don’t believe that God the Father is the same as the Son. That you claim that God the creator of heaven and earth, him self, did not actual popped out of Mary’s vagina. That you claim Jesus is a separate being, and not God himself. Sorry for sounding vulgar But I’m trying to prove a point that isn’t so obvious to most.
Can you defend your selves of these allegations?

There is still a possibility that Christian & private schools may be using paddles, hands and other instruments for use in the discipline of students and members belonging to other parents. The problem is this form of punishment is not monitored by parents, or government officials, with the potential of leaving deep bruises and bleeding on the posterior and other body parts as a result of using a long wooden paddle, hands, pushing, and other physical items. Should this a form(s) of discipline be considered abuse? Why would parents permit strangers who refer to themselves as Christian to use unmonitored force and make kids, even parents feel guilty for speaking up. These people justify their use of force stating, “That’s just how it is (or was)”. Is this a form of abuse? If it is a form of abuse. Have these people taken their own license to touch or abuse kids in any other ways in these Christian Schools? Should kids speak out, and give adequate testimony for being physically handled using instruments to physically hit as a form of punishment? Should teachers of these schools or staff face jail time? If the school(s) would be found guilty, should punishments be retroactive as in other crimes and how many years back should be considered retroactive. Should parents and kids having been in these circumstances right to their congressmen and make addendums to laws and children’s bill of rights? Should kids today inform law enforcement in cases where schools are exercising this today. Are schools who use paddling mainly in the Bible belt. If abuses are found as a result of kids being bruised, made to bleed, and assaulted in other ways, what kind of jail or prison time should faculty of these schools face. Should parents who are aware their child is being hit with a paddle be punished as accessories to abusive crimes. If local law enforcement is not helpful in helping possible abused kids in these environments, is there a federal resource for children to get help? Should anyone other than a parent be allowed to touch a child physically in disciplining? Does the faculty of the school use the Bible and its verses as a justification to physically punish children belonging to other parents. Does the Bible mention any verses or commandments that would lead Christian and private school teachers to believe its ok for strangers, Christians, faculty, pastors, assistant pastors, Sunday school teachers, bible teachers, members of an affiliate church or school, to discipline a child using physical hitting, grabbing, touching, squeezing, pushing, shoving, paddling, slamming into walls, grabbing shirts, to be justified and or qualified for using these forms of discipline. Do these Christian and private institutions, (even public institutions) exercise public or private training courses on physical discipline before using hands or instruments to discipline the child of another parent. Do these Christian and or private institutions have disciplinary actions set in place against teachers who misplace their strike resulting in skin breakage, kidney damage, long term bruising, nerve damage, and do these disciplinary actions require reporting to state or federal officials for statistical purposes, and monitoring, fines and or sentencing? Do possible Christian, public, and private institutions who use practice methods such as videos, dummies, live representation, manuscripts, illustrations for proper administration of striking a student/member for any purposes of discipline.