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Jacques:
Grandir avec Jéhovah
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C'est du jamais vu : pour « Temps Présent », des Témoins de Jéhovah romands
ont accepté de dévoiler leur quête permanente de pureté dans l'attente
d'Armageddon, la fin du monde, qu'ils estiment imminente. Leurs frères et
soeurs d'hier évoquent, eux, leurs années d'enfermement mental sous la
stricte surveillance d'adeptes embrigadés dans une organisation quasi
militaire.
Au fil de l'enquête, « Temps Présent » remonte à la source d'un scandale
planétaire de pédophilie. D'anciens employés de la Tour de Garde - le
Vatican des Témoins de Jéhovah à Brooklyn - présentent à l'écran des
documents accablants. De l'enfance à l'âge adulte, de l'endoctrinement des
premières années à la quasi impossibilité de quitter la secte sous menace d'isolement
social radical, les journalistes lèvent le voile sur ce que signifie « grandir avec Jéhovah ».
Rediffusion le vendredi 12 novembre 2010 à 0h30 et le lundi 15 novembre 2010
à 15h40 sur TSR2.
Un reportage de Florence FERNEX et William HEINZER Image : Walter HUG Son :
Benedetto GARRO Montage : Jean-Michel LAUBLI
http://www.tsr.ch/emissions/temps-present/2482487-grandir-avec-jehovah.html
Achille
http://www.infotdgeova.it
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Fin de citation.
Je ne fais retransmettre l'info lue sur usenet, à fr.soc.sectes.
Jacques:
"Tous les témoins gênants sont des malades mentaux !" selon la WatchTower de juillet 2011.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/8791196/Police-inquiry-over-Jehovahs-Witness-magazine-mentally-diseased-article.html
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Police inquiry over Jehovah's Witness magazine 'mentally diseased' article
An official magazine for Jehovah's Witnesses that described those who leave the church as "mentally diseased" is at the centre of a police inquiry, it has emerged.
9:58AM BST 27 Sep 2011
Detectives are investigating whether the article, published in Julys edition of The Watchtower, is in breach of Britains religious hatred laws.
The article, published in the magazine which is distributed by Jehovah's Witnesses across the globe, reportedly warned followers to avoid "false teachers" which it condemned as being "mentally diseased".
"Suppose that a doctor told you to avoid contact with someone who is infected with a contagious, deadly disease," part of the article stated.
"You would know what the doctor means, and you would strictly heed his warning. Well, apostates are 'mentally diseased', and they seek to infect others with their disloyal teachings."
A group of former Witnesses, based in Portsmouth, have made an official complaint to Hampshire Police about the article. Police have launched an investigation.
They are considering whether to complain to the Charity Commission. The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of Britain, which prints church doctrine in Britain, is a registered charity.
The church is known for handing down harsh punishments to followers who criticise doctrines or raise questions about the faith.
Angus Robertson, a former Witness "elder" from an undisclosed town in Hampshire, who was present at the meeting with police, told The Independent: "The way scripture is being used to bully people must be challenged.
If a religion was preaching that blacks or gays were mentally diseased there would understandable outrage."
But Rick Fenton, a church spokesman, defended the passages, saying ostracisation was "a personal matter for each individual to decide for himself".
"Any one of Jehovah's Witnesses is free to express their feelings and to ask questions," he said. "If a person changes their mind about Bible-based teachings they once held dear, we recognise their right to leave."
A Hampshire police spokesman was unavailable for comment.
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