$$$The good news that Paul preached was centered around the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus and the forgiveness of sins. This message is utterly absent from most of the preaching of Jehovah's Witnesses.$$$
No it is not.
$$$If you really believe that JW's are preaching the same good news as did Jesus and Paul, perhaps you can point out some scriptures where either Jesus or Paul preached any of the following:
1. God's Kingdom would be established in the heavens in 1914.$$$
They did not preach about the established kingdom in 1914 because Jesus implied that this message would be preached in the last days as a continuation of the apostolic message. Matthew 24:14. Light had not yet gone forth yet.
$$$2. We must seek out and associate with God's organization in order to be saved.$$$
The first century organization of God was the Christian congregation. Paul did teach that people in his day needed to become Christians to be saved.
$$$3. God will destroy anyone who is not a member of his true organization and absolutely, unquestioningly obedient to it, no matter how corrupt that organization may be.$$$
That is a misrepresentation of what jw teach. You are resorting to nothing-but-ness again.
$$$4. "Wicked persons" are defined as anyone who is not a member of God's true organization.$$$
jw do not believe that.
$$$5. We need to calculate the end of the "Gentile Times" according to a flawed method using non-historical dates in order to understand Bible prophecy.$$$
You may have a point here. But non dares to say that you are not perfect either. What if you were put under a microscope? What cracks and defects might show in your little hide?
$$$I could go on, but these beliefs are central to the teaching of Jehovah's Witnesses, and they are utterly unscriptural. These ideas will be drilled into the head of any prospective convert in great detail, while the death, burial and resurrection of Christ and the forgiveness of sins - the heart of the Christian Good News as preached by Paul - will be mentioned in passing, at best.$$$
Read the publications for yourself. They will show you that what you just said is a buncha skybalon.
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When Paul encouraged his nonChristian contemporaries to repent, did he tell them that the wicked he was condemning was they?
Was he telling them to repent of their good works? Obviously, by telling them to repent, he was bringing their wickedness to their attention! Of course, unlike JW's, he did not attempt to pigeonhole them as "wicked ones" because they did not belong to his organization (funny how he never actually mentioned that organization, huh?).$$$
If Paul was trying to associate new "converts" with the first century congregation then he did think it was necessary to be part of an organization. The early congregation was a united and worldwide brotherhood.
People who were not christians were said to be lost and without God.
$$$Rather, he recognized that they were sinners whom God loved and for whom Christ died, and encouraged them to become reconciled to God through the death, burial and resurrection of Christ. Again, a far cry from the work of JW's today.$$$
Not so. jw do the same thing.
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If jw are God's organization, you will not be able to topple them with some puny Dateline show. But even from a sociological and psychological viewpoint, it is very doubtful that dateline will have the effect you want it to. Look at the history of the Catholic church. It has committed atrocious acts for hundreds of years and with what result? It has more zealots today than it ever did. One day the Catholics might fall in this world. But it will not be because of some show like Dateline.
So, it sounds as if you are saying here that, even though the JW's may be a filthy, corrupt false religion like the Catholic Church, a single Dateline show will not have the ability to destroy the organization. Unfortunately, you may be right about that. But Dateline will certainly do some damage and open some eyes. I'd hate to be a JW trying to go from door to door this morning.$$$
jws are not a filthy and corrupt organization. That is not what non said, twister. If one has God's spirit, she can bear whatever adversities come her way. Dateline will not affects jws in the long run. It will not topple the wt.
$$$As far as JW's being God's organization: There is no scriptural evidence that God works through an organization. I suggest you download this article and read it over: http://www.brci.org/Publications/Org96.pdf$$$
Non does not read apostate materials. Thanks.
$$$The word "organization" does not appear in the Bible, and neither does the concept of a monolithic, controlling organization such as the JW's are today.$$$
Apostates make one fatal flaw. They become fundamentalist in their thinking. They think that because the word "organization" does not occur in the bible, then God does not have an organization. As one bible scholar once said, the word "love" does not appear in Hosea. But that book highlights God's love more than any other book in the bible. The word organization does not have to appear in the bible. The concept may and does appear.