I just watched the full 7-plus minutes, after watching only the last 3 minutes earlier.
I note no full shots of his hands. We do not know whether he wore pinky rings. Feedback apparently hits home.
Regarding changing definitions of the Greek word, usually rendered "dogma" in some tranlstions and "decree" in others, he spoke briefly and superficially on the latter day English variant, the adjective "dogmatic". He wisely did not mention that "dogma" was - and in conservative circles, still is - a reference to the Roman Catholic Church whose hierarchical structure broadly mirrors JW organization.
The Pope pronounces dogma and the Church obeys. Too close for comfort.
Small wonderthe English adjective has negative connotations of a view being pronounced as right and above being questioned and all others rejected as false.
The man's whiny American accent grates. Could he not soften it?Can someone help me here: Is his an example of a New York accent? I detected some Southern notes in his voice (Alabama?).
His delivery was surprisingly limp and lacked conviction. He wore a kind of masked and odd set of constricted facial expression throughout. I suspect that he may have been subjected to "coaching" on how to "look" on TV and is in the learning process where he has yet to "fly". He looks like a man who is not yet able to convey interpersonal ease and friendliness. If he's part of the faithful slave, I'd hate to think whst the evil slave looks and sounds like.