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Jehovah's Witnesses and Second Life?

Second Life is a computer game and online chat rooms / simulation where you control an avatar represents as a person and the avatar interacts in real time with other avatars, which are controlled by real people. What is the opinion of the Watchtower on the activities in Second Life? Are you aware of any "official" in Second Life? ie. Can you pass by the offices Bethel Second Life and take the tour? Or maybe speak the language and theocratic discern who is a Jehovah's Avatars? If a Jehovah's Witness send your avatar into a club, and the reasons for their avatar to engage in potable water, dancing before marriage and / or grinding, is the person behind the avatar to be called before a judicial committee? Or if the avatar of Jehovah's Witnesses commits a "virtual" sexual act, the first action is taken? Or, is this what happens in Second Life, life in Second Life?

Let's Get Real, Jehovah's Witnesses who come online and say the same things or do things online that will eventually be exposed by his own brothers and sisters. Especially when you know you're in their "second life." So be careful friend, see all their movements. Because they are watching closely is one of the reasons I'm away from them, became too small and when I was ready to expose the false doctrines bend in his congregation, he knew what was coming. The boy was very uncomfortable! They want to know what you are doing, with whom and where it goes and what you are looking for and where. And if not her then approved materials, which can take things very uncomfortable for you. Does not this look like a cult?

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