I was not raised as JW but got in touch with them in my teens. No doubts at the beginning, everything seemed so logical. I did find a few thing pharisaic, but did not bother too much. not affected by the generation change (never really thought it made sense that interpretation; only now I start to realise all the implications though).
once a long time elder, showed me an article in the late 60's for young ones about the certainty of not getting old in this system (and therefore not waste time in school...). aren't we saying exactly the same (maybe in a more subtle way)? I wondered. (I have a feeling that he also has a lot of doubts but have not dared talking to him yet about other matters, but I am getting ready for it). Then a discussion with a former JW that just mentioned something about the cross. I checked the scriptures and the twisted explanation of John 20:25.
Out of curiosity I looked for Ray Franz books and I came accross Gentile Times Reconsidered on Amazon.com. 607 was the eye opener.
In the meantime I started to question also the blood policy, when a doctor asked me, would you let your daughter die (at the time less than 2 years old) rather than give her a blood transfusion in case of an emergency? I looked at this gorgeous blue eyed girl (every dad thinks his daughter is gorgeous ) and said to myself "is this what a God of love would really want?"