Hi YoYo,
I agree with what Valis said. I firmly believe some people just need to believe (not just in this...but in whatever they believe). Once I found out some of the things I found out about the WTS and actually read doctrinal scripture from a different perspective, I felt I could no longer go to the meetings. I can't sit there and pretend to have faith in something I don't agree with any longer. My husband, I know, has his doubts about it too. But he is just not ready to let go. He needs it. And I still don't know what the truth is. I still don't have any answers. But I know now that I don't need to have all the answers. And just because someone seems to have all the answers, it doesn't mean that they are the right ones. My husband, on the other hand, figures that since no one else seems to have the truth and are teaching unscriptural doctrine (hell, trinity are his two biggest issues)...then that must mean that the JWs really do have the truth....despite all the "kooky" stuff.
I think this is what keeps many attached to the org. The thought process of "well, if this isn't the truth, then what is?"
sadie
...edited because I can't spell...