Hiya JT,
Thanks...I always thought I was pretty special .
Here are a few other ones that I have found that may help you out:
Watchtower; 2-15-79; pg 20 para 18:
18 In a world where people are tossed about by confusing winds of religious doctrine, Jehovah's people need to be stable, full-grown Christians. (Eph. 4:13, 14) Their position must be steadfast, not shifting quickly because of independent thinking or emotional pressures. (Col. 1:23; 2:6, 7)
Watchtower; 1-15-83; pg 22 para 21:
21 How is such independent thinking manifested? A common way is by questioning the counsel that is provided by God's visible organization.
Watchtower; 1-15-83; pg 27 para 19:
19 As we study the Bible we learn that Jehovah has always guided his servants in an organized way. And just as in the first century there was only one true Christian organization, so today Jehovah is using only one organization. (Ephesians 4:4, 5; Matthew 24:45-47) Yet there are some who point out that the organization has had to make adjustments before, and so they argue: "This shows that we have to make up our own mind on what to believe." This is independent thinking. Why is it so dangerous?
Watchtower; 9-15-89; pg 23 para 13:
13 In the world, there is a tendency to reject leadership. As one lecturer said: "The rising education level has improved the talent pool such that followers have become so critical that they are almost impossible to lead." But a spirit of independent thinking does not prevail in God's organization, and we have sound reasons for confidence in the men taking the lead among us.
sadie