Fred Franz – Rewarded For Being Inept
In the spring of 1975, Frederick W. Franz, considered since the mid-1920s to be the Watchtower’s “official oracle,” stressed the […]
Did You Know?, History & Leaders, Jehovah's Witnesses, Research
Research
Research by Barbara Anderson
Child Sex Abuse, Research, UK Charity Commission
Barbara’s Analysis: Watch Tower’s Child Safeguard Policy (UK)
Barbara reviewed Watch Tower of Britain’s Child Safeguarding Policy and its implementation. What she discovered was depressing and disappointing. After Watch
Did You Know?, Doctrines & Policies, Research
“Increased Light”— Mindless Justification For Removing Errors
In 2009, the Watch Tower Society published a songbook to replace the one that was in use by Jehovah’s Witnesses
Child Sex Abuse, Did You Know?, Education, Research
Jehovah’s Witnesses: Higher Education and Misrepresentation
It is my assertion that the publishers of the October 1, 2005 Watchtower, a Jehovah’s Witness journal, blatantly misrepresented statements
AU Royal Commission, Child Sex Abuse, Doctrines & Policies, History & Leaders, Research
The “Given Ones”: Jehovah’s Provision?
August 24, 2005 was a day of reflection for me after I learned that two more men were appointed to
Did You Know?, Research, Secrets & Scandals
Libraries at Bethel?
“I asked Barbara Anderson, by way of email, a question about the Bethel libraries, in particular, those that the writers
Barbara Anderson, Child Sex Abuse, Research
Barbara’s Bethel Resumé
Yes, a Bethelite woman provided “spiritual food” to Jehovah’s Witnesses… Over the last couple of years, many people have asked
Doctrines & Policies, History & Leaders, Research
God’s Divine Plan of Evil for 6,000 years
In November of the year 1886, Charles Taze Russell wrote in the Preface of his new book, MILLENNIAL DAWN, of
Child Sex Abuse, Research
Youths are surprising us
As far back as the first century BC, youths were criticized by the Greeks for their bad manners, contempt for
Did You Know?, Research
Did You Know? (A “Sect”? Or not a “Sect”?)
The early Bible Students (later “Jehovah’s Witnesses”) were defined as both “a sect” and as “not a sect” at various