JWs among others are masters as false questions and binary logic....
the belief that every question is either yes or no can lead a merry chase.
do you beat your wife often? yes or no? just answer the question..... some questions cannot be yes or no, but that does not stop many from posing them....
JWs posit two possiblities for many things...either there is a god or there isn't... they never can show you which is which, but they realise that enough will side with yes for them to proceed.... this god is either loving or not... again, no answer given by any evidences other than more yes or no type questions... after a while you are so entangled in their web of affirmatives that you barely realize that they have not provided a single proof for anything they have proported to demonstrate.... you find it difficult to doubt many things because they set it up that you had to answer yes to most of the questions they invented... but that is the key, they invented the questions and now you are playing by THEIR rules and the house always has the advantage.
if the premise is false the whole ball of wax is built on sand.... what is good and evil? every single one of us has an idea of what is good for us and evil for us based purely on pain and pleasure...but somehow we dont notice that slowly and surely religion turns this upside down and makes us feel guilt for anything pleasant unless its done strictly by their rules....
is there a god? have you met one? or have you merely attributed some odd and perhaps unexplainable occurances to a god someone told you about? is there a need for a god? can the argument that design requires a designer work when the designer who is supposed to be so much more complex does not need one?.. self contradictions do not bother believers much... faith is believing in what defies reason and experiences...because you trust the source... but who is the source? can you trust Moses, a war criminal who had defenseless women and children murdered because he feared his own people's weakness [numbers 31]. or can you trust Paul who admits the only Jesus he met was a vision on a desert road?
as for Jesus, did he even exist? www.jesusneverexisted.com shows that unbelievers make a pretty strong case that he was just a reworked myth and why were we not ever told these things?
it seems that everyone around us believes Jesus existed, but only because everyone around them basically believes Jesus existed... there is hardly anything that shows he was more than a character in a book and not one fact that shows he was more.