Joelbear
Yes, in part I have judged God, not by the people in the world specifically, but rather those in the WTBS organization who claim to represent him. Guilt by association.
Again, the simplistic JW argument goes as follows... "If you were mad at your brother, would you stop talking to or blame your father?"
These quotes and quips are quite clever. But just like the Bible what you use to condemn others curses you, and so one could argue this... "if you went to a restaurant and the food was terrible and the service substandard, would you blame your fellow patrons or the management?"
What, if any, responsibility does mighty Jah have when the WTBS make rulings (by majority vote!)on things like blood, 1914 "generation", no part of the world mantra applied to Mexico/Malawi, college, holidays, etc, etc?
And these same things are later covered up, changed, altered, or outright negated.
Then again, I suppose one could also say dont judge God by others or those who claim to represent him. Judge him by the personal relationship you have with him. That begs the question: Why be part of organized religion at all? Being in it is somewhat like being in a high school for adults.
"Life is a tragedy for those who feel; a comedy for those who think" -The Bard