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• JW.org on Shunning

  For years people have been leaving the Watchtower Organization for varying reasons. The Watchtower itself used to mention the actual number of those disfellowshipped each year. Public relations shill for Watchtower, J.R. Brown said this in 1992:
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  “Elders disfellowship 50,000 to 60,000 Witnesses around the world each year”, Brown said. “It’s not an unusual occurrence, as far as we’re concerned.”
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  Like most thinking, reasonable people, we see that this is a cruel and inhumane practice, one that separates grandparents from grandkids, and Mothers and Fathers from their own children. It literally destroys hundreds or perhaps even thousands of families each year when it is enforced by JW elders acting as Watchtower representatives. Many spouses are urged to file for divorce or separation by members when their mate chooses to leave the Jehovah’s Witness movement.
• Don’t disagree with the GB

  Here are some quotes from the Watchtower concerning “imperfect men” and how we should not follow what men say:

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  “You may wisely decide against putting your trust in imperfect men and their fallible predictions and promises.” (3/15/66 page 168)

  “Build your hope on Scriptural truth, not on the imaginations of imperfect men.” 1/1/68

  “How deep-seated within imperfect men can be the desire for distinction, to have prominent positions and prestige.” (10/1/68)

  “The Bible’s main objective is to provide sound guidance for living in harmony with the will of God. Logically, therefore, what it says should be far superior to what imperfect men not following it have recommended and continue to recommend as a guide.” (3/1/75)

  “According to First Timothy 6:20 it would be unwise to fill one’s mind with philosophies of imperfect men” (9/1/1975)