leavingwt - Thank you for those links. I wish we could study the blue Evolution book again, because I could maybe sneak a few facts in. Oh who am I kidding? Even if I did, the average JW is too naive to even think any deeper than the next Watchtower paragraph.
wobble - He really was very observant. Creationists love to talk poorly of Darwin's character, ala Bill O'reilly style, but in his writing are very frank and honest. He even spends entire sections of his book admitting glaring holes in his own theory. Let's see the WTBS do that.
Giordano & Justitia Themis - Very good points you both make. Like most close-minded, ignorant factions, JWs try to dumb everything down to just "black or white" "good or evil" "us or them". But very little in this universe is that simple, other than an uneducated and closed mind. Being a born-in, I was always told that anyone in a labcoat is automatically an athiest. But I to know people who are scientists as well and many of them go to church. Riddle me that, Batman.
Franklin Massey - I'm curious, did you get in trouble for reading that book? I wasn't going to flaunt that I had read it, but I was just wondering what the typical JW reaction would be to owning and reading this supposidly evil book.
Thank you all for your comments.
