People commonly treat money and power as though they are interchangable.
This however is an error, for although they are mostly found together,
they are not interchangable.
Ghandi was one of the most powerful men yet he had little wealth.
Bill Gates has the most money in the world, yet although he has power
his power is nowhere near comparable to his wealth.
There is no doubt that the men in Bethel are control "freaks" and
are pharisees by nature, but this does not in any way infer that
money is their motivation. Using this argument simply weakens the
case against them.
Use strong argument and points that are not only verifiable but
pertinent.
Using this argument also introduces complexity where none is
nessesary.
Better still, use the NWT to show that they are not only wrong, but
also ungodly in behaviour.
Sorry for being so adament, but as a scientist, I know all too well
weak and unsubstantiated argument promotes conflict. Where the WTBTS
is concerned, it also allows believers to have loopholes to escape
through.
Although it is wrong, people use the theory that if one bit is right
then it is all right. And if one bit is wrong then it is all wrong.
Giving a weak argument, even in only a small part allows someone who
is doubting but wants to believe to say "oh they are wrong in that, so
I wont read anymore"
Help your fellowman and woman to be set free by thinking carefully
and using strong points.
Dave