what apostate info was around in early 80's?

by highdose 16 Replies latest watchtower bible

  • Deputy Dog
    Deputy Dog

    I have tons of "apostate info" from that time. They are Awakes and WTs and most of their library. If Russel was alive today he would be an apostate.

  • parakeet
    parakeet

    Barbara Grizzutti Harrison's book, "Visions of Glory," was first published in the late '70s.

  • aligot ripounsous
    aligot ripounsous

    In the late seventies in London, I remember a pioneer sister having mentioned to me, in hushed voice, that there was an apostate book called "escaped from the tower", written by a former JW. I wonder if she was referring to Shnell's book, since I've never heard about that book again.

  • designs
    designs

    I studied Walter Martin's 'Kingdom Of The Cults" with a XJesuit/Lawyer for 2 years. Interesting time. Poor old Walter wasn't much of a scholar.

  • keyser soze
    keyser soze
    I studied Walter Martin's 'Kingdom Of The Cults" with a XJesuit/Lawyer for 2 years.

    Frankly, I found that to be rather condescending and mean-spirited. He feigned sensitivity and understanding, while at the same time berating the JWs for their lack of intelligence. I thought he was kind of an ass.

  • designs
    designs

    Do you remember his Radio show. It had demonstrations like the Service Meeting, how to witness to a Witness, pretty funny.

  • belbab
    belbab

    Heather and Gary Botting wrote the book "The Orwellian World of Jehovah's Witnesses" first printed in 1984.

    M. James Penton published the book, Apocalypse Delayed in 1985.

    belbab

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