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Jehovahs Witnesses:     more books (100)

The Facts on Jehovah's Witnesses (The Facts On Series) by John Ankerberg, John Weldon, 2003-01-01 Jehovah's Witness Protection Program by Rich Kelley, 2002-08-01 Jehovah-Talk: The Mind-Control Language of Jehovah's Witnesses by David A. Reed, 1997-10 1955 Yearbook of Jehovah's Witnesses Containing Report for the Service Year of 1954 by Watch Tower Bible, 1954 Apocalypse Delayed: The Story of Jehovah's Witnesses by M. James Penton, 1997-08-09 1988 Yearbook of Jehovah's Witnesses (Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, 1988) by Watch Tower, 1988 Jehovah's Witnesses and the Third Reich: Sectarian Politics under Persecution by M. James Penton, 2004-11-27 Goodbye to Jehovah's Paradise by John Rippin, 2007-04-25 Jehovah's Witnesses' New Testament: A Critical Analysis by Robert H. Countess, 1982-06 Jehovah's Witnesses by Dan Gilbert, 1946 Worse than Waco: Jehovah's Witnesses hide a tragedy by David A Reed, 1993 The Jehovah's Witnesses, Jesus Christ, and the Gospel of John by Robert M. Bowman Jr., 1989-03 Teachings of Jehovah's Witnesses by John Gerstner, 1983-08 Contradictions!: Jehovah's Witnesses versus the Bible, 1962-1963-1988 by H Szczepanski, 1992

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81. Recommended Books On Jehovah's Witnesses
    Recommended Books. For Victims of Cults, Sects, Brainwashing and Mind Control.  
    http://www.factnet.org/cults/jw/Recommended_Books_on_Jehovahs_Witnesses.htm?FACT

82. Jehovah's Witness: Definition And Much More From Answers.com
    Je·ho·vah s Witness ( jiho v?z ) n. A member of a religious denomination founded in the United States during the late 19th century in which active.  
    http://www.answers.com/topic/jehovah-s-witnesses
    
    Extractions: Encyclopedia Jehovah's Witnesses, Christian group originating in the United States at the end of the 19th cent., organized by Charles Taze Russell , whose doctrine centers on the Second Coming of Christ. The Witnesses believe that the event has already commenced; they also believe the battle of Armageddon is imminent and that it will be followed by a millennial period when repentant sinners will have a second chance for salvation. The Witnesses base their teaching on the Bible. They have no churches but meet in buildings that are always named Kingdom Hall. There are no official ministers because all Jehovah's Witnesses are considered ministers of the gospel. Their views are circulated in the Watchtower

83. Bomis: Jehovah's Witnesses And The Watchtower Bible And Tract Society, Inc.
    Learn about the People who Knock on Your Door on Saturday.  
    http://www.bomis.com/rings/jehovahswitnesses/

84. + VirusHead.Net ~+ ~+ ~+ Jehovah's Witnesses Jokes
    Getting humorous distance from the JWs everyday with the first and possibly only - collection of JW jokes on the internet.  
    http://www.virushead.net/jwhumor.html
    
    Extractions: Advice to Recovering JWs VirusHead JW Blog Entries Join My Ex-JW Ring Book List ... VirusHead Seeker Awards It's back by popular demand. Before you send hate mail to me, please consider that these jokes were collected in order to create a distanced space for safe amusement (especially for those who have been hurt by this organization). Even when I was a JW myself, I would have found several of these jokes funny (a handful of current JWs have written in who agree). Those who feel that I am "picking on" JWs have misunderstood me completely. It is simply that I have been a member myself, and this is the group with which I am most intimately familiar. "It is contended by many that ours is a Christian government, founded upon the Bible, and that all who look upon that book as false or foolish are destroying the foundation of our country. The truth is, our government is not founded upon the rights of gods, but upon the rights of men. Our Constitution was framed, not to declare and uphold the deity of Christ, but the sacredness of humanity. Ours is the first government made by the people for the people. It is the only nation with which the gods have nothing to do. And yet there are some judges dishonest and cowardly enough to solemly decide that this is a Christian country, and that our free institutions are based upon the infamous laws of Jehovah." Robert G. Ingersoll

85. The Plain Truth About The Jehovah S Witnesses
    James Melton Publications (www.av1611.org/JMelton)  
    http://www.biblebelievers.com/jmelton/JehovahsWitnesses.html
    
    Extractions: the Jehovah's Witnesses In 1870, at the age of eighteen, an ex- Congregationalist by the name of Charles Taze Russell started a Bible class in Pittsburgh. In 1876, the class elected Russell as their Pastor. He founded the "Herald of the Morning" in 1879, which eventually developed into what is known today as "The Watchtower Announcing Jehovah's Kingdom." Today this publication has grown to over seventeen million copies per month in over one hundred languages. In 1884, Russell incorporated the "Zion's Watch Tower Tract Society" at Pittsburgh. Today this organization has branches in over one hundred countries, and it has missionary works in over two hundred and fifty. With over one-half million volunteer workers, the Jehovah's Witnesses have become a serious threat to Bible believers throughout the world. Russell died in 1916, and Judge J.F. Rutherford took over the Society's leadership. It was under Rutherford's leadership that the group took the name "Jehovah's Witnesses," and Society headquarters moved to Brooklyn. Rutherford died in 1942, and Nathan Knorr took control and boosted the membership to over two million. In 1961, the Society published its own "translation" of the scriptures, called "The New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures." Knorr died in 1977. As of 1996, the president of the Watchtower Society was Milton Henschel.

86. Quotes.Watchtower.ca (formerly Quotes.JehovahsWitnesses.com)
    A collection of quotes from publications of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, Jehovah s witnesses.  
    http://quotes.watchtower.ca/
    
    Extractions: Quintessential Decisive ... Talks This research and information web site is devoted to collecting and preserving interesting and/or significant quotes from the publications of the Watch Tower Society, without additional commentary or editorial, for the purpose of scholarship and research. The quotes are accurate and verifiable, however this web site is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by Watch Tower Society. Chinese Used and out of print Watch Tower Society books ... are being auctioned at eBay, right now! (This site was formerly located at Quotes.JehovahsWitnesses.com) If you feel that reading direct, complete, well-researched quotes from Watch Tower Society publications threatens your spirituality then perhaps you should be on your way *** Watchtower December 15, 1990 p.26 ***

87. Jehovah's Witnesses (aka Watchtower Bible And Tract Society)
    Steven Alan Hassan, cult expert and mental health counselor provides counseling and extensive information on cult groups, terrorist organizations,  
    http://www.freedomofmind.com/resourcecenter/groups/j/jehovah/
    
    Extractions: Professionals ... Z Jehovah's Witnesses Watchtower Bible and Tract Society Charles T. Russell The following information has been provided by former members: Description: The Watchtower Bible & Tract Society got its start in 1879 as an apocalyptic group waiting for the end of the world in 1914. Christ had supposedly returned in 1874 and a 40-year harvest of the "saints" began. As the date disappointed, later dates were set and the end was calculated to be 1975. Today the Watchtower is run by a Governing Body and boasts over 5 million, rapidly increasing in third world countries. Heavy authoritarianism and deception, as well as shunning. Behaviors: Members cannot read anything critical about the group or engage the internet on non-approved sites. They cannot talk to ex-members, take blood transfusions, go to war, or celebrate holidays. Independent thought heavily discouraged. Must report others who don't comply. College discouraged. Information: Spying by the elders and even the rank-and-file is encouraged, if not required.

88. MSN Encarta - Jehovah’s Witnesses
    The legal governing body of Jehovah s witnesses is the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Jehovah s witnesses stress Bible study and absolute obedience to  
    http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761570056/Jehovah’s_Witnesses.html
    
    Extractions: Web Search: Encarta Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Upgrade your Encarta Experience Spend less time searching and more time learning. Learn more Tasks Related Items more... Further Reading Search for books and more related to Jehovah’s Witnesses Encarta Search Search Encarta about Jehovah’s Witnesses Advertisement document.write(' Encyclopedia Article Jehovah’s Witnesses , Christian religious group, founded in 1872 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by the American clergyman Charles Taze Russell, with congregations in nearly all countries. Members of the group originally were known by the popular name of Russellites. The legal governing body of Jehovah's Witnesses is the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, incorporated in 1884. European members belong to the affiliated International Bible Students Association, incorporated in London in 1914. International headquarters is in Brooklyn, New York. Members of the group believe in the second coming of Christ; they regard themselves as practitioners of primitive Christianity and consider each Witness a minister. Jehovah's Witnesses stress Bible study and absolute obedience to biblical precepts. The group's teachings are spread primarily by members who preach from door to door and distribute literature to passersby on street corners. Bible study classes frequently are conducted in private homes. The meeting places of Jehovah's Witnesses are called Kingdom Halls.

89. Jehovah Witnesses Like To Have It Both Ways : ArriveNet Editorials : Religion
    Jehovah witnesses Like to Have it Both Ways Every event in Jehovah s Witness life is seen as evidence that they have the truth and others will simply be  
    http://editorials.arrivenet.com/rel/article.php/5188.html
    
    Extractions: Search: Editorials Autos Business Education Entertainment Government Health New Products Politics Religion Sports Technology Travel ArriveNet Welcome Guest - JOIN NOW Sign In Press Releases Editorials ... Travel Directories PR Firm Author Submit Content Press Release ... Help Jehovah Witnesses Like to Have it Both Ways Every event in Jehovah's Witness life is seen as evidence that they have the truth and others will simply be destroyed by God. Distribution Source : ArriveNet Editorials Date : Friday - July 15, 2005 Dogpatch (ArriveNet Editorials - Jul 15, 2005) When individuals leave the Watchtower organization for conscience reasons, it is evidence that God is shepherding and protecting the flock by doing a sifting work. When people leave another Christian religion it is evidence that the religion is morally corrupt and unable or unwilling to provide spiritually for their members.

90. Jehovah's Witnesses United
    This community is dedicated to Jehovah and is being provided as a place for Jehovah s witnesses worldwide to meet and share information.  
    http://k.webring.com/hub?ring=jwunited

91. Jehovah's Witnesses - Enpsychlopedia
    Jehovah s witnesses (JWs) are members of a worldwide Christian religion. Some of the core or notable beliefs and practices of Jehovah s witnesses include  
    http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/Jehovah's_Witnesses
    
    Extractions: home resource directory disorders quizzes ... support forums Jehovah's Witnesses JWs ) are members of a worldwide Christian religion. Some of the core or notable beliefs and practices of Jehovah's Witnesses include: The use of the Hebrew name of God, commonly transliterated from the Tetragrammaton to Jehovah in English A neutral stand in political affairs and military conflicts. Visible proselytizing , including personal visits to neighbours, and free home study courses using their literature and the Bible. A "little flock" of "144,000 anointed" will be resurrected to Heaven where they will rule with Jesus as kings and priests over the earth. ( Revelation There is now living a "Great Crowd" of faithful humans that will survive the coming battle of Armageddon (Revelation 16:16) and have the prospect of living forever on a paradise earth. They are not part of the "new covenant" and so do not partake of the emblems (bread and wine) at the annual celebration of the Memorial of Christ's death, also known as the Lord's Evening Meal and the Lord's Supper The human soul ceases to exist at death. There will be a physical resurrection of both "the righteous and the unrighteous" to life on earth (

92. Jehovah's Witnesses Cartoons
    Jehovah s witnesses cartoons from the CartoonStock directory the world s largest on-line collection of cartoons.  
    http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/j/jehovah_s_witnesses.asp

93. Jehovah's Witnesses Banned In Moscow: A Selection Of Texts And Comments
    Russian court bans religious activities of Jehovah s witnesses from Moscow, Law Court suppresses Moscow Jehovah s witnesses Community (Ria Novosti,  
    http://www.cesnur.org/2004/jw_moscow.htm
    
    Extractions: Hundreds of thousands sign petition protesting ban on religious activities , by Beverly Nickles (Compass Direct, August 25, 2004) - file Word Russia: Setbacks for Religious Freedom and Other Human Rights (United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, August 16, 2004) - file pdf (U.S. Department of State, March 26, 2004) - file pdf Court eliminated the Witnesses , by Yulia Taratuta. (Russian Press Digest - Russica Izvestia, March 27, 2004) - file Word Russian court bans religious activities of Jehovah's Witnesses from Moscow , by Anneli Nerman ( National Post , March 27, 2004) - file pdf , (Institute on Religion and Public Policy - Press Release, March 28, 2004) Court bans Jehovah's Witnesses , by Geraldine Fagan (Forum 18 News Service, March 29, 2004) - file pdf Religion society fell under the wheel of the struggle with extremism , by Daniel Shchipkov ( Nezavisimaia gazeta , March 29, 2004) - file pdf Moscow Jehovists lost drawn-out judicial process , by Irina Belasheva ( Vremia novostei , March 29, 2004) - file pdf , by Anna Arutunyan (MosNews, March 30, 2004) - file pdf Law Court suppresses Moscow Jehovah's Witnesses Community Ria Novosti , March 30, 2004) - file pdf , by Seth Mydans ( The St. Petersburg Times

94. CESNUR 2005 International Conference - Jehovah's Witnesses And The Anti-cult Mov
    Jehovah s witnesses and the Anticult Movement A Human Rights Perspective, by John B. Brown - A paper presented at the 2005 CESNUR International Conference  
    http://www.cesnur.org/2005/pa_brown.htm
    
    Extractions: Religious Movements, Globalization and Conflict: Transnational Perspectives Jehovah's Witnesses and the Anti-cult Movement: A Human Rights Perspective Abstract On September 23, 1995 a jury found the Cult Awareness Network 10% liable for a failed involuntary deprogramming, and Rick Ross 70% liable for attempting the deprogramming. Ross seized and detained Jason Scott for the purpose of forcing Scott to recant his faith-based beliefs. Religious freedom advocates believe deprogramming violates what many believe to be the most sacred principle of the human rights: freedom of religion and belief. Introduction [i] [ii] [iii] [iv] Court Cases Cantwell v. Connecticut [v] Minersville School District v. Gobitis and West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette. [vi] Cox v. New Hampshire [vii] Jones v. Opelika I [viii] , Jones v. Opelika II [ix] , Murdock v. Pennsylvania

95. A Catholic Critique Of Jehovah's Witnesses
    The sect known today as Jehovah’s witnesses, which has become one of the familiar oddities of the body or influence that was not Jehovah s witnesses.  
    http://www.catholic-forum.com/members/popestleo/cathjw.html
    
    Extractions: Originally published in 1963 and distributed by the Knights of Columbus, this critique has unfortunately long been out of print. The author’s intended audience are not the Witnesses themselves but those whom they seek to convert. The author explains: In what follows we shall attempt to investigate the more outstanding pecularities of the Witnesses’ creed….We would emphasize our purpose in doing this, which is not to ridicule or make light of anyone’s beliefs simply because they are not our beliefs. What has prompted this analysis is the Witnesses’ own insistence on their beliefs as truths which contradict our beliefs and are incompatible with them. We shall approach the Witnesses’ creed from the standpoint of those elements in it which are avowedly destructive of the Judeo-Christian tradition in which we stand. In doing so, we hope to do a service not merely for those of the Catholic religion but also for all who share the concern of the Catholic Church for the fundamental doctrines and values of the Christianity which has molded our society…. If our judgments have sounded harsh, we insist that we have intended no ridicule for honestly held beliefs as such. Sincerity in belief is an admirable quality. Respect for sincerity, however, may not ever blind us to the duty of service to the truth, and of the defense of our own cherished heritage. We have addressed ourselves far less to the Witnesses themselves than to those who have been the targets of their propagandizing.

96. Profind Message Board - Jehovah's Witnesses NO Charities!
    Welcome to Moscow Ban on Jehovah s witnesses Activities « Jehovah s witnesses and NO charities not even one food pantry for the poor.  
    http://www.profindpages.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard/topic.cgi?forum=13&topic=29&start=

97. Jehovah's Witnesses
    ESCIS Jehovah s witnesses in East Sussex, Brighton and Hove.  
    http://www.escis.org.uk/list.asp?sc=392

98. JW Organization
    Questions Which the Leaders of the Jehovah s witnesses Will Never Answer. Number 5 Ups and Downs of the Jehovah s witnesses in the United Kingdom  
    http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/apl/jw/1organ.html

99. Discussion Of Jehaovah's Witnesses Refusing Treatment
    On Jehovah s witnesses. philosopical issues that arise in cases of Jehovah s witnesses refusing treatment. They are by Michael Rhodes and are reproduced  
    http://www.uky.edu/Classes/PHI/305.002/rhodes.htm

100. Watchtower.observer.org An Eye On The Jehovah S Witnesses
     03.05.04 JW and Society Condoleezza Rice Jehovah s witnesses are Heroes! Court Grants Divorce to Husband of Jehovah s Witness  
     http://watchtower.observer.org/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=JWANDSOCIETY

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