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What state did George Washington represent at the constitutional convention?
George Washington represented the state of Virginia
When is the next acon anime convention in Oregon or Washington in 2012?
Sakura-Con is April 6-8 2012 In Washington State Convention & Trade Center in Seattle,Washington
What religion is Michael Jackson's mother?
Michael was raised a JW but in the late80's early 90's he started celebrating birthday and christmas,in '03 he had a catholic baptism for his 3children....either way Michael was a christian and was raising his children christian
What was George Washington position in government?
George Washington was a delegate to the Second Continental Congress, representing the state of Virginia's Westmoreland County and surrounding areas. He never served in the United States Congress at any point in his lifetime, he became President of the United States after the Constitutional Convention of 1787.
Is my marriage legal since my brother-in-law was ordained online?
Being ordained is not a requirement. Having the legal authority by the state is, otherwise every Jehovah's Witness could perform weddings.
What is the phone number for the branch office of Jehovah's witnesses in Washington state?
This information is available from the Branch office of the country in question. See link below.
Which proposal is used in your state convention?
What is constituyional convention used for in each state
Who was Hugh williamson?
Hugh Williamson was a great founding father. He was represented one of the states at the convention. The convention was held by George Washington who was also a great founding father. Everyone that represented a state was at the convention except for the representers of Rhode Island. They were against the convention, and did not want to come. Anyway, Williamson spoke up about slavery at the convention. He was against it. Other than that, he was very quiet. He did not like to talk a lot, unless it was a matter concerning his state, a major matter concerning his country, or him.
Why did Washington state get its name?
He didn't. The Monticello Convention of 1852 chose that name. They wanted to have at least one state named after a president. George Washington had been dead for over 50 years before the state was named. Oddly, the first choice of names was "Columbia", but it was felt that it would be confused with the "District of Columbia", so it was named Washington instead, in 1852. It did not become an official state until 1889.
What are the release dates for The Witness for the State - 1917?
The Witness for the State - 1917 was released on: USA: 2 October 1917
Who can be witness at a wedding?
It may differ from state to state; in Kentucky the answer would be no.
I have been with my Jehovah's Witness boyfriend for 2 years and I love him. I understand his beliefs but do not believe them myself I dont know what to do because I dont want us to have problems?
If you marry him with different beliefs, you will have difficulties. My husband isn't a Christian and I am and we have fought over different things due to my religion. It has been hard but we have made it to 16 years of marriage.I'm not discriminate but becareful of Jehovah's witness beliefs, especially when it comes to childbirth. You have to iron all this stuff out before you go further. Don't let him force his believes on you and if he does then there is only one thing to do.FURTHERJehovah's Witnesses are repeatedly admonished to avoid getting involved with those who are not in the faith. This is in obedience to the scriptures that state not to become "unevenly yoked." (2 Corinthians 6:14) I think it is important to understand a very important thing. Saying you are a Jehovah's Witness, having Jehovah's Witness parents, and even going to the Kingdom Hall, or studying with Jehovah's Witnesses does not make somene a Jehovah's Witness. Jehovah's Witnesses are just that, active Witnesses of Jehovah. That is what it means to be a Jehovah's Witness, so unless your boyfriend is baptised as a JW and activively engaged in the public preaching work that JW's do, it's doubtful that he is actually a Jehovah's Witness. If he were active in the faith, it is doubtful that he would have gotten involved with someone outside the faith to begin with.My parents, my grandparents, and one set of my great-grand parents are/were JW's, but I did not become a JW until I had grown up, gotten married, decided to study the Bible, come to the concluson that it is the truth, got baptised, and became an active preacher of the Good News in 1988 at the age of 23. Until then, no matter what I said, I was not really a Jehovah's Witness.All that being said, if you are looking forward to a real relationship with this person, it would be wise to actually sit down and have a real talk with him to determine how strong his convictions really are.In the previous answer, there was some mention of a difference in beliefs being a huge issue. That is correct, however, the mention of our beliefs on childbirth are a bit confusing to me, since we have no special beliefs about childbirth. When my wife had our daughter, we had her in a real hospital. We used a real doctor, at least he claimed he was and charged us enough for it. When she wanted epideryl to ease the pain...we gave her epideryl.Keep in mind something else that is important about the beliefes of Jehovah's Witnesses: You will hear people all around you claiming that Jehovah's Witnesses believe this, or Jehovahs' Witnesses believe that...claiming that they know what we believe. They claim that their mother's neighbor's best friend's uncle was a Jehovah's Witness, or that they have been to a education class on Jehovah's Witnesses, and Jehovah's Witnesses believe this or that. That fact is, most usually they have no idea what we believe. The only place to get the accurate information about what we believe is from Jehovah's Witnesses themselves. That further stresses the need to sit down with him and find out what his convictions and beliefes are, not what someone else says his beliefs are...but what he himself says they are. The fact that he has been involved with someone outside the faith also makes me wonder how much he knows about the beliefs of Jehovah's Witnesses as well.If he really does have strong convictions about his attachment to the faith of Jehovah's Witnesses, I strongly urge to have a study with Jehovah's Witnessses to find out what his thinking process is. This will not make you a Jehovah's Witness, nor will you be expected to participate or support Jehovah's Witnesses in any way. Simply studying will cost you nothing but your time, and it will give you insight as to what to expect from your future spouse. Believe me, if he is a Jehovah's Witness, or plans to become a Jehovah's Witness, it will affect him deeply. We do not consider our religion to be simply a religion. The first century christains viewed their faith as a whole way of life, their very existence, the essence of their whole identity, and so do we. It will affect you, so you need to find out what it's all about so that you can make a wise decision.If he is really a true Jehovahs witness then no offence darlin but he wouldn't even be with you in the first place. This is because Jehovahs witnesses strongly advise that they only date each other ie other Jehovah's witnesses. Your boyfriend if he was a true witness would of been in alot of trouble for goin out with you as you are what they would call 'worldly' sorry to shatter your dreams but its the truth. laters.
