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Baptized witness?

Reader comment on item: Mohammad Radwan Obeid, Jehovah's Witness?
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Submitted by Adam (United States), Jan 18, 2011 at 12:37

Anyone can claim to be one of Jehovah's Witnesses, but was he baptized? I'm sure he was just studying the Bible with them, or associating with them. You can not get baptized if you are living with someone, but are not married. That wouldn't be scriptural, and to be baptized you must try to align your life according to the scriptures, and living together unmarried is obviously one you must change before baptism. He really did pick the wrong religion to try to identify himself with.

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Title Commenter Date Thread
mohammad/ jehovah's witnesses. [28 words]dennisMay 17, 2012 16:27195665
Middle East Quarterly article [30 words]mattJul 12, 2007 14:10103524
am sound and free [53 words]mohammad r obeidJan 16, 2007 08:5373097
The FBI has gone too far [109 words]christian peperFeb 15, 2006 21:0035869
Re: The FBI has GONE TOO FAR [350 words]James F. MarinoOct 30, 2006 21:3435869
1not a witness [20 words]ryanJan 8, 2006 01:2531256
yes Ryan,no witness [20 words]DavidSep 28, 2007 23:4331256
was a witness [58 words]muhammad obeidJul 26, 2008 18:4831256
Baptized witness? [86 words]AdamJan 18, 2011 12:3731256

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