Damn, that's good logic. Makes 115% sense. This is one thing that I have struggled with. Honestly more people on this earth are familiar with Catholicism or Islam than the JWs. (not saying the Catholicism and Islam are the right religions, I'm just saying let's face it, you can find them represented more on this earth than the Witnesses.)
One last thing on this line of discussion, is regarding the issue of judging. When the WT teaches that their organization and several obscure old men of European descent and one token black represent the faithful and discreet slave, and that salvation is only possible by recognizing such, they're in effect judging. They're saying that no matter how much good people do on behalf of their fellow man, and how much people stick to the letter of God's laws and principles out of love and respect for God & neighbor, the fact that they don't recognize the WT as Jehovah's organization, invalidates all the good they've done. That doesn't even make sense, its not remotely logical and flies in the face of reason, not to mention what's taught in the scriptures. Or rather I should say for emphasis, it highlights with the most fluorescent distinction that what the WT teaches is NOT what's taught in the scriptures. The WT tries to cover its tracks by paying the occasional lip service going, "Well we don't read hearts, but God does. " Meanwhile three paragraphs later they're looking forward to everyone except them being destroyed in just a little while, all because they didn't how important it was to kiss Theodore Jaracz behind. That's judging and it was something that Jesus condemned. So regardless if someone is Catholic, or Protestant, or whatever, the reality is its not up to us as humans to determine who's recieving salvation and who's not. Other denominations have done more on behalf of their fellow man than the WT could ever lay claim to.
