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Explore how Jehovah’s Witnesses approach dating, focusing on purposeful relationships that lead to God-honoring marriages. Discover their values!
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Discover why Jehovah’s Witnesses don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, exploring their beliefs about faith, gratitude, and historical origins of holidays.
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Explore how Jehovah’s Witnesses view weekends, work, and the Sabbath, emphasizing daily devotion over specific holy days.
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Witnesses read Acts 15 as a command to abstain from blood. Since September 2026 the rule covers only whole blood; each Witness decides on the main components.
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Discover why baptism is essential for Jehovah’s Witnesses, symbolizing dedication and commitment to God through personal faith and action.
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Yes. Witnesses hold that the food laws of Moses ended with Christ, so pork is allowed; they refuse blood, unbled meat and food with blood added.
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Three: Danny Granger, Darren Collison, and Dewayne Dedmon. All three have left the league. Here are their stories.
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Discover why Jehovah’s Witnesses don’t celebrate Halloween, exploring their beliefs and the holiday’s pagan origins in detail.
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No rule forbids tattoos, but Witness publications discourage them, citing Leviticus 19:28 as a principle and urging modesty and careful thought.
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Explore Jehovah’s Witness views on marital intimacy, focusing on oral sex, dating guidelines, and the significance of personal conscience.
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Discover how to become one of Jehovah’s Witnesses through learning, dedication, and baptism in this friendly, informative guide.
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Brenda is Old Norse for fire, torch or sword — and Scripture joins both at Eden’s gate, then reopens the tree with no guard at all.
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Curious about the parable of the talents? Explore Matthew 25:14-30 with us as we unpack what does the parable of the talents mean. Learn about talents in the Bible, how much is a talent in the Bible, and the parable…
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Killer whales are not in the Bible — and neither is Jonah’s whale, which the Hebrew calls simply a huge fish.
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Scripture gives no meaning to a dream of broken glass. It does say what God will not do to a bruised reed.
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Cut hair in Scripture marks a completed vow, visible grief, and — in Samson’s case — a loss that had already happened.
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Yes. Amish families need building permits like anyone else; the court fights involve a few conservative groups that object to smoke detectors or septic rules.
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Discover the average age of first pregnancy among Amish women and explore their unique family planning beliefs and practices.
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