Zico,
I was openly an Anointed JW for 20 years of the 25 years I was in the organization. During that time, I served as a Ministerial Servant and then an Elder. I have posted much on this topic under my older screen name, Amazing. I will find some of those posts and send you some PMs.
The reason that there are those among Jehovah's Witnesses who proclaim to be anointed is that the religion sets up the conditions for this belief. They likewise set up the condition that keeps the number low. It was well over 12,000 when I became a Witness in the 1960s, has hovered around 8,000 since the late-1970s. If the Watchtower doctrine is accuract, then it seems that suddenly an awful lot of JW anointed become unfaithful and have to be replaced.
The entire Watchtower concept of anointed stands against what is actually taught in the Bible, and is one of many false doctrines, both from a Cristology standpoint, as well as a human nature standpoint. I will be happy to share more later, but essentially, and sadly, the JW anointed concept is nothing more than a fiction perpetrated upon what otherwise are normally decent people.
In the Bible, ALL Christians are anointed, and are also many other things, such as children of God, a holy nation, kings and priests, slaves, etc. The term "anointed" is merely one among these features. The Watchtower glorifies this title into something that is unchristian, and not in keeping with the humble setting of being equal brothers and sisters to one another as the Apostle Paul exhorted. He essentialy told us that there is no distinction between Jew and Greek, male or female, for are all the same in Christ.
PM me and let me know if you wish for me to dig out my older posts and send them to you. Or you can use my e-mail address: [email protected]. Everyone knows that address, including the Society, so I give it out freely.
Jim Whitney