Why do the Governing body remain unknown to witnesses in general?
I used to think that the fact that the GB promote themselves (personnaly by name) in the magazines and don't name writers of watchtower articles, was a sign that the governing body was humble and meek.
But why did they take this policy?Russel and rutherford were certainly not unkown.When did the transition happen?
My theory is that this annomimity is use to make the magazines look like they are not aurthored by men.If an article appeared with the writers name , witnesses may choose to reject what is writen as they can see it was writen by a man.But not nameing the writers makes it hard for witnesses to identify the writers as just human like them, and gives the impression the magazines and books have a divine source.
Any other ideas?