I will look into that book.
I have read several books that deal wih interacting with the JWs. All fail. The reason is two fold. First, they discuss the topics one needs to stay away from: the Trinity, state and future of the Dead, Micheal the Archangle, and a few others. Secondly, they don't discuss those areas of weakness: Central theme of the Good News, Justification, the effects of the good news, and some others.
Next, from my own experience. as a Witness, in dabating people on these topics, they do not provide a "flow chart" to guide the interaction. The books I have read are almost comic. The Witness will just take control of the discussion In these interactions, I was far from correct: totally wrong, yet, confident, mentally strong, and determined and trained in WT argumentation.
It takes a person that has a good grasp of Scripture, a fair appraisal of the HIstory of Christianity, and a total knowledge of JW "theology" (mythology is better....) in order to interact with them.
There are two settings: family, friends, workmates in an easygoing setting that is prolonged and comfortable. The second is the one Sir Nose is getting into: down and dirty it is going off the curb and into the street and it's going to be bloody. In the first there is time for a gentle nudge, a hint, a thought put in as seed to develope later. The second requires an arsanal of weapons, a knowledge of the groin kicking, sand in your face style of true WT debate, and a aggressive stance.
Baclk to my central thought: In all these situations, the bottom line always comes back to the same reality:
Whomever controls the question controls all.
I like your comments...you are cool.
V