Youths are surprising us
As far back as the first century BC, youths were criticized by the Greeks for their bad manners, contempt for […]
Child Sex Abuse, Research
Barbara Anderson
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
Child Sex Abuse, History & Leaders, Research, Shunning
Examining Apocalypticism
Are you studying the Bible with Jehovah’s Witnesses? Or are you no longer one of Jehovah’s Witnesses? Or perhaps you
Did You Know?, Research
What was the “Junior Bible Students Company”?
In 1926, during “a convention of Bible Students [today known as Jehovah’s Witnesses] held at Chicago … the question was
History & Leaders, Research
A Letter From Sweden
The Finished Mystery, considered as Volume 7 of Studies in the Scriptures, was first published in 1917 by the Watchtower
History & Leaders, Research
Rutherford is Dead – So is the Door-to-Door Ministry
Let’s face it: “Judge” Joseph F. Rutherford is dead – along with his doctrines and influence. And so are the
History & Leaders, Research
Who are the “False Prophets” today?
In 1991 Colin Quackenbush, one of the Watch Tower Society’s senior writers, told me in the privacy of his office
Writing
Spiritual Food or Physical Food for Unbelievers
When I was going door-to-door a few years before I went to Bethel, I met a man who told me
Governing Body, Research, Spanish, Watchtower
La Vida Teocrática y Los Tiempos de Theodore Jaracz
Durante casi 36 años, Theodore (Ted) Jaracz fue uno de los miembros más poderosos del Cuerpo Gobernante de los Testigos
Did You Know?, History & Leaders, Research
C. T. Russell Was Never a Freemason
In 2001 I requested historical information from the ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OF FREEMASONRY, VALLEY OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA. I asked if Charles Taze Russell, his father and his uncle were Pennsylvania Freemasons. This was their answer: