Jehovah's Witness lifts ban on blood transfusions

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Earlier this week, the Governing Body of Jehovah’s Witnesses announced that the decision to accept red cells, white cells, plasma or platelets from another person’s blood is a matter of personal conscience. "Likewise, each Witness must decide whether or not to donate blood for the clearly expressed purpose of providing components or fractions for use by another person," read a statement from the organisation.

"Since the Bible does not comment on such decisions, they are a matter of individual conscience. That same reasoning has now been extended to the four main components of blood," it said.
 
"Likewise, each Witness must decide whether or not to donate blood for the clearly expressed purpose of providing components or fractions for use by another person,"

What?
 
So, what about the folks that died already because their indoctrination prevented them from getting blood transfusions in the past?

Unlucky them, right?
That's what I was wondering, also as with many other wonky JW beliefs if you got a transfusion or supported someone who did then they kicked you out and had all your friends and family cut all contact, are those people welcome back in now?

This blood thing has always been a huge thing with the JW and they claim their "special" people have a direct connection to god himself so how the fk did they get this so horribly wrong?!

This isn't the first major back track they've made, human beings are soo weird, once they get indoctrinated in whatever belief system it is they shut down all reasoning related to that subject, so the current JWs will probably go ah ok well now we can get blood transfusions after all and not take a moment to consider maybe we are being scammed if we are supposed to be in gods own organisation how can they still get things so horribly wrong...
 
Not all blood is provided as whole blood - eg, plasmapheresis/apheresis

It may be further refined or even modified for specific use cases - clotting, etc

Oh. The wording made me think they were like Scientologists and numbers, calculations and other weird schit was involved.
 
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