I cannot for the life of me understand why Jehovah's Witnesses don't see right through the B.S. regarding their overlapping generation being equal to one generation. Also, I am a bit perplexed at how little certain Jehovah's Witnesses know their own doctrine.
Take my wife, for instance:
She sees no reason to be all concerned about the new light on the generation teaching.
She know little to anything about the 1914 doctrine. When I asked her to explain it to me, all she could say was "Jesus began reigning invisibly then." When I pressed her to tell me what the significance of 1919 is, she knew nothing.
I mean, really. What is the whole point of doctrine and making sure it is sound?
I asked her this morning what is the whole point in doctrine if she isn't at all concerned about 1914? If doctrine isn't important, what makes her religion any better than anyone else's?
So let me get this straight:
- A core teaching that gives the WTS their sole authority is unimportant.
- Yet, she is willing to blindly follow them believing that they have the truth.
- Even if it means denying a blood transfusion to a child because 'mother' says that it goes against 'Jehovah's' principles.
I'm sorry, but I would have a hard time accepting this from any religious leader, including mine own. They can certainly discern error in other religions while pretending that error does not exist in their own.