Try questions. They like questions because they have all the answers.
My question is going to be the one I researched that caused my exit.
(You teach Jesus returned in 1914 the same way he left, without public
fanfare and with just his faithful followers aware of it. Question:
Who were those faithful followers who were aware of it in 1914?)
I'll give you the answer ahead of time...None. It sure couldn't have
been jws because they were teaching he had already returned...in
1874, and they continued to teach that for at least a decade after
1914, maybe longer.)
But you might want to try something like: How many people have to witness a child being molested before you do anything about it?
Or, Why was the wts associated with the UN for nearly 10 years and
when it became well-known, they suddenly withdrew?
And if they ask where you are hearing these things, tell them It's all
over the internet, don't you guys keep up with anything? I'm not
even a witness and I know more about them then you do??
Also, David Reed has some excellent books that give guidelines on
witnessing to jws at Comments From the Friends that might help you
be a bit more polished about it.
Richard: My most memorable encounter, the one that has stayed with
me, answered my introductory question of How are you today? with "I am
blessed." and a smile to prove it. I never found her there again but
I kept going back because I knew she had something I did not.
Libby, too well-known for them to darkened my door, but I'm waiting.