Jehovah's Witnesses pride themselves in their neutrality doctrine but don't know the consequences of James 4:17 as captured in their commentary books on James......
17 Therefore, if one knows how to do what is right and yet does not do it, it is a sin for him
This statement by James is evidently a conclusion to what he has just said about self-assumption and vain boasting, neglecting our complete dependence upon God. Jehovah requires humility and the acknowledgment of him as the source of life and all good things; and we must recognize that ..we can accomplish nothing lasting without his favor and help. If a Christian knows this and does not act accordingly, it is a sin to him. But James' words can have broader application. Many are the parables and statements in God's Word that emphasize the seriousness of sins of omission. (Luke 12:47, 48) In Jesus' parable of the sheep and the goats, the goats are condemned, not for any specific bad, illegal or immoral thing that they did, but for not helping Christ's brothers when they had opportunity. (Matt. 25:41-46; compare 1 John 3:15-17; Proverbs 3:27, 28.) The Wicked slave in the parable of the talents is not accused of doing anything forbidden, but of not using the talent committed to him as he should have done. He merely buried it and returned it without gain to his master. He did not use it for the purpose for which it was committed to him.(Matt. 25:24-27) In the illustration about the rich manman and Lazarus, the rich man is not charged with specifically doing something unlawful. Rather, he failed to use his riches in the right way.(Luke 16:19-21, 25)Close self-examination is required on the part of all Christians, for it is sometimes easier to avoid doing something that we should not do than it is to exert ourselves and do the things that we know we should do.
Again.......
Close self-examination is required on the part of all Christians, for it is sometimes easier to avoid doing something that we should not do than it is to exert ourselves and do the things that we know we should do.
Jehovah's witnesses like folding arms and claim to sit on the fence in cases where they are supposed to exert themselves and do things they know they should do but since their gods of men have decided to regiment their consciousness and conscience they sit idle.