In his book, In Search of Christian Freedom, Ray Franz make the point about his uncle Fred that he lived a detached, cloistered, isolated existence. He was separated and far-removed from the day-to-day issues of ordinary people.
Like him, I suspect that many or even most of the WT leaders fall into that category. They have no first-hand knowledge or experience with earning a living, finding and keeping secular employment, what it is to raise a family and maintain a house and home. What is involved in being married, having and raising children.
Does anyone know how many WT Leaders--Presidents, VPs and current GB members--have ever:
- Had Regular Jobs?
- Been Married?
- Raised Children?
- Received Higher Education?
- Done any of the usual, normal things that average people do?
Some biographical info is available on some of the WT leadership, but especially since the invention of the GB, it's always very sketchy at best.