Are Jehovah's Witnesses Dangerous?

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[Sn4pDr4gon]

@Scrappycrafts ..so if you want to impress me with medical jargon based on the premise that we can gleam any pertinent and probing information from magazine articles...why don't you produce some titled "Jehovah's Witnesses medical doctors make ground braking advancements in the fields of x...greatly shaping the direction of the medical community today" instead of providing fringe examples of how your people bitch, do nothing and enjoy taking the credit. Can't wait for those.

[Sn4pDr4gon]

@Scrappycrafts The last thing I'd like to say to you is that no matter how you try to make your archaic beliefs relevant to the world as it is..in reality..today..they just don't fit.That is exactly why your"kingdom halls"aren't filled with people making ANY relevant and coherent advance for civilization today..and as a matter of fact..you would love to see everybody believe as you do (*cough* communism *cough*) so that you might navigate better in a world based on the dark ages.

[Sn4pDr4gon]

@Scrappycrafts The third funniest thing about your response is that you quote a magazine article titled "A Major Medical Trend"..which would indicate numerous educated sources that would have raised this question because of the knowledge they accumulated over time...yet...you provide ONE example of how your cult shaped the medical community. To disillusion you further..this topic was first addressed by the military for battlefield reasons..and secondly..the cost of the process.

[Sn4pDr4gon]

@Scrappycrafts The absolute funniest thing about your response is the fact that you think you are making a relevant point. Again...just because the JW's bitch about something...do not make them responsible for shaping it. The second funniest thing about your response is that...like I initially thought...your quotations come from magazines. Magazines. Really? Try a book written by a legitimate source. In fact...try several and keep doing that until you realize you're in a cult.

[myuserid1969]

@Scrappycrafts You might want to read the Bible and understand the part that says not to eat blood from strangled animals or food sacrificed to idols. You might learn something about your incorrect blood guilty religion.

[myuserid1969]

@Scrappycrafts You want to tell us about all the jw who died this way or the ones who died from not receiving blood transfusions?

[myuserid1969]

@Scrappycrafts You tell us and make sure you give us the source of your info. Do not use WT propaganda. DIrect us to a website or scholarly journal.

[myuserid1969]

@Scrappycrafts So did he make himself?

[Scrappycrafts]

“Besides eliminating the need for transfusions in many cases, bloodless surgery reduces the risk—however slight—of infection from tainted blood,” says Maclean’s. But even “clean” blood can pose a risk of infection by temporarily suppressing patients’ immune systems. What is behind the firm belief of Jehovah’s Witnesses concerning alternative nonblood management? You may be interested in reading the brochure How Can Blood Save Your Life? Jehovah’s Witnesses will be happy to share it with you.

[Scrappycrafts]

“The procedure was a success, and it reinforced Muirhead’s growing belief that ‘we were giving too many blood transfusions. I thought it was time to look at alternatives.’”

The quest for bloodless surgery was “spurred both by concerns over the future supply of donated blood—and by many patients’ fears of getting a disease virus from a transfusion.” Thanks to the research by innovative doctors, not only Jehovah’s Witnesses but many others have benefited.