Here are some good examples of why fading away is the best course....
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/forum/thread.asp?id=31007&site=3
Believe me, you do not want to disassociate or get disfellowshipped.
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NewWay
I agree with many here who think that the best way to leave is just to 'fade away'. I would especially recommend this where one has family members who are still 'loyal' JWs.
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Paradiselost
Thanks for the advice and encouragement, much appreciated. Double Edge, my father was born into the faith, while my mother became a JW at 16. For whoever said I should read "Crisis of Conscience"...already did that. Two days ago I received "Christian Freedom" in the mail, and now I'm reading that. Both publications have/are opened/opening my eyes and heart as to the nature of the JW faith, and what it means to be a true christian. As a side note, as soon as I started to think for myself and refused to be dominated my the human decisions of the FDS, I began to lose all obsessive compulsions. I truly feel being a JW is one of the worst forms of psychological torment for school age children. I'm glad my child won't have to experience what I had to. Thanks again everyone.