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According to its theology, the Watchtower organization is the voice of God.[1]
According to Watchtower publications, Jehovah sets policy within the organization.[2]
According to Watchtower’s lawyer, a plaintiff who sued Watchtower has changed at least one of its policies.[3]
According to its theology, the Watchtower organization is the voice of God.[1]
According to Watchtower publications, Jehovah sets policy within the organization.[2]
According to Watchtower’s lawyer, a plaintiff who sued Watchtower has changed at least one of its policies.[3]
If we believe God Almighty sets Watchtower policy then we are forced to accept that one lonely abused girl singlehandedly upset Jehovah’s policy.
But if our brains work we realize this brave girl by the name of Candace Conti (the plaintiff in Jane Doe v. Watchtower) took on and succeeded in changing policy of a multi-billion dollar corporate presence whose first and foremost policy is to protect its own interest despite endangered children.
If asked which side God is on I’d have to go with Ms. Conti.
Marvin Shilmer
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References
1. Voice of God?
2. The Watchtower, November 1, 1956, p. 666.
3. Trial transcript in Jane Doe v. Watchtower, closing argument by Watchtower’s attorney Robert Schnack, pp. 23-24.
4. For results of this trial see the article Verdicts for $28,000,001 against Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc.
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