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	<title>Comments on: Kudos to Nemesis Rising</title>
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		<title>By: JollyRoger</title>
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		<description>I don&#039;t think I&#039;ve thought about this in years.

As a child, ne of my best friends was from a JW family. I got to know all of them well-his parents spent a lot of time trying to convince my parents. My father (son of a minister and brother of 7 other ministers) was one of those guys who held his own extremely well in discussions of religion and he asked some searing, penetrating questions about the JW philosophy.

I can sit here right now and realize it was them, and their inability to do anything but repeat dogma in the face of my father&#039;s questions, that first planted a huge seed of doubt in my mind regarding all organized religion. That seed, of course, has been fertilized endlessly since then.

It&#039;s weird sometimes, what thing will trigger one of those long-lost memories.</description>
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<p>As a child, ne of my best friends was from a JW family. I got to know all of them well-his parents spent a lot of time trying to convince my parents. My father (son of a minister and brother of 7 other ministers) was one of those guys who held his own extremely well in discussions of religion and he asked some searing, penetrating questions about the JW philosophy.</p>
<p>I can sit here right now and realize it was them, and their inability to do anything but repeat dogma in the face of my father&#8217;s questions, that first planted a huge seed of doubt in my mind regarding all organized religion. That seed, of course, has been fertilized endlessly since then.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s weird sometimes, what thing will trigger one of those long-lost memories.</p>
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