The "faithful and discreet slave" doctrine itself seems
to be the most unquestioned doctrine. Even ex-wittnesses
have trouble with it. It is about taking care of one another
in all ways, like many other passages where Jesus tells them
things like if they feed a starving person they are feeding Him
personally, or if they clothe or house a stranger. The Watchtower
has taken all such scriptures of community responsibility and turned
them into applying only to serving the Governing Body, and not
to general charity works, even though the early Christians in the
first century, distibuted actual food and clothing to widows and orphans,
the Governing Body of Jehovah's Wittnesses makes all this "symbolic"
and tells JW's they only owe money and time to the "organization"
This makes them just like the Pharisees and their teachings to that
instructed Jews of Jesus day to take what they owed their mother and
father and give it to the Temple.