1. The Bible Says-------
    Milton Martinez Milton Martinez United States says:
    July 11, 2012 at 4:29 PM

    The Bible says, "Abstain from Blood"  Acts 15:29.
    If you think fornicating is okay than you can take all the blood you want.
    Unborn babies receive blood fractions from their mother,
    If a Witness conscientiously accepts blood fractions that is between them and Jehovah.
    There are Witnesses who refuse blood fractions because their conscience doesn't permit them to accept them.
    What part of this is unclear or murky?

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    • Blood 'fractions' still blood
      Janet Tobin Janet Tobin United States says:
      July 12, 2012 at 4:24 AM

      It's all 'murky and unclear' and dangerous in an emergency traumatic crisis.
      The Watchtower's doctrinal ambivalence gets followers killed

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    • Bloodless - please define
      Diver's Luck Diver's Luck United States says:
      July 12, 2012 at 11:43 AM

      How much are the blood fractions?  Or, are you talking about the new word, "derivitives" that the Hosptial Liasion units are using?

      How many units of donated, whole blood is needed to make a single dose of a fractions?

      If you poured all the allowed "between Jehovah and follower" fractions together, would it reconsititute whole blood, by weight/volume?

      Why was Hemoglobin considered to be evil, but finally permitted in 2006?  What is hemoglobin?

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