There are many things that the WTS holds to that is indeed "accurate" knowledge.
What about the converse. Is this also true or not? There are many things that the Catholic Church holds to that is indeed "accurate" knowledge. There are many things that the Baptist Church holds to that is indeed "accurate" knowledge. There are many things that the Seventh Day Adventist Church holds to that is indeed "accurate" knowledge... endless list.
And, contrary to the light you place them in, the WTS has NEVER claimed to be infallible. Plus, they have made it known that refinements can be expected as the Bible is better understood.
Indeed. But before refinement begins (ah! refinement is a process, the WTS changes doctrine and policy like by executive fiat) what happens to those who hold it that the current positions are unrefined? They are disfellowshipped. Why? Because being a Witness means accepting the length and breadth and heigth and depth of what the governing body of Jehovah's Witnesses teach, including those teaching peculiar only to JW, which is dependent on the tim eperiod in which you've lived. During Rutherford's ruthless reing, you couldn't take vaccinations, vaccinations were a violation of God's everlasting covenant with Noah. Today, it's been refined. You could take vaccinations, but not soem fractions of fractions of processed blood. It's worse than the rules Jesus warned against in his days.
In a hundred years of its history, the WTS has committed so much blunders that what the other Christian groups, especially the Catholic Church they so much love to hate have done pales into insignificance. How can members of the governing body be seeing the speck in the eyes of others when they have logs in their eyes and clouds blocking their vision. How will they see the light?
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