Interview: Jehovah’s Witnesses, Romel Ghossain, Renewed Mind, Australia, 12/8/2011

   Almost a decade ago I presented a paper at the national meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in Orlando, Florida, on the topic of Greg Stafford and the relationship that exists between the Society and those who seek, outside of her official publications, to give a defense of her beliefs. Back in the 1970s the Watchtower Society disfellowshipped an early

Historical Dishonesty and the Watchtower Society A Review of the Watchtower’s Comments Concerning the View of Ignatius of Antioch and the Deity of Christ By James White, B.A., M.A. Adjunct Professor Teaching Church History, Grand Canyon University Background During the summer of 1989, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society distributed, through its District Conventions, a new pamphlet entitled “Should You

Since I was in Georgia last weekend, we started showing the Tampa debate with Greg Stafford in the Bible Study class I teach at PRBC. We continued that this morning, since we hadn’t quite finished my opening statement last week. I had presented the first portion of the debate in my Systematic Theology class at GGBTS a few weeks ago

   The next question is based upon the Carmen Christi of Philippians 2:5-11. You might find my article on this text from the CRI Journal useful, found here. The issue can be summarized in this section from my article:    But how was this action of making Himself “nothing” accomplished? It is just here that we must listen to this hymn from

The following article was originally an information sheet that we began distributing around 1985 . Jehovah’s Witnesses are known for speaking much about the year 1914. They currently teach that Christ returned invisibly in October of 1914 – and at that time he set up his heavenly kingdom. Watchtower publications presently state that the generation of people alive in 1914