Description
Are Jehovah’s Witnesses Christians?
What is their relationship to Judaism?
Why did they adopt this name?
How do Christian churches view them?
What are their doctrines? How do they worship?
Do they have their own synagogues?
What is their stance on the Bible?
What does Jesus Christ represent to them?
Do they acknowledge his divinity?
Do they believe in the Holy Trinity?
Who is Satan in their view?
What are their methods of proselytizing?
How widespread is their mission?
Where do they receive their funding?
What is their position in their communities?
What is their opinion of the governments of the countries where they live?
These are some of the questions this book attempts to answer through a comprehensive comparative and critical study of Jehovah’s Witnesses and their beliefs, objectively presenting their arguments and counterarguments, their pronouncements and the criticisms leveled against them. All of this is presented along with their own translation of the four canonical Gospels, highlighting its differences from the translations used by other Christian churches.
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