The Rick A. Ross Institute: Jehovah's Witnesses

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This page contains information The Rick A. Ross Institute has
gathered about Jehovah's Witnesses. (http://www.rickross.com/groups/witness.html)

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I have not read this book, but have seen it referenced several times as the definitive work exposing the abusive religion that is JWism.

Maybe pulling out a copy of it and asking the door knockers to go through it with you would help if you are getting the full-court-press from JW publishers.



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Crisis of Conscience (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0914675230/ref=dp_return_1/103-3220233-7471051?%5Fencoding=UTF8&n=283155&s=books)


So far there are 90 reviews, most from former JWs. Here is one of them:



To all my fellow Witnesses: After reading this book, I was VERY disheartened. Having spent most of my childhood and early adult life affiliated with the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, I can attest to EVERYTHING that Raymond Franz states in this book.

Throughout all my years as a JW, I knew something wasn't right, but did not know what a fraud this organization really is. I urge you to PLEASE read this book with an open mind and heart. I am glad I did, and now I am truly FREE.

This book will tell you what exactly what goes on behind the Watchtower curtain. Read the book, than ask yourself if you are in "the truth". I cried and cried as I read experiences that were similar to my own. The emotional pain of growing up "not of the world" will remain with me for the rest of my life.

Thankfully, people like Raymond Franz, and many others are exposing this organization for what it really is: A CULT. All my love to the world, FINALLY!

[Chrystalwuzhere]

I go to Rick A. Ross's website quite often in my personal research. I don't think he claims to be a Christian, but he is incredibly fair when researching dangerous cults and movements.