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Jehovah’s Witnesses (A religion of protest)
This sect is hostile to
Christianity and Christian government. It had its origin at the end of the 19th
Century, and began to grow in 1930, in the United States and from the very
beginning operated with enormous financial resources. Its publication, called
the "Watch Tower" is published in 27 languages and has
representatives in 150 countries. Jehovah’s Witnesses use the New Testament
terminology, but their teaching has nothing in common with any form of
Christianity. It is a mixture of religious and political elements. The Church
of Christ they call the "Satan Organization" and they themselves call
witnesses to God’s anger and God’s revenge against the Christian Church. They
preach quick destruction of Christian Churches and Christian nations. On a
political field, "Witnesses" openly show marxist ideology and
demagogy. They unconditionally promise social equality, poor and rich equalization,
work for all, abundance of food, absence of exploitation, end of all wars etc.
Their aim is — world power. While criticizing the American system and similar
systems, they are totally silent on contemporary atheistic countries and
movements. It is one of the most authority ridden religious bodies in the
world. Members are told what to find in the Bible, blood transfusions must be
rejected and Dogmas may be changed. Their teaching appears to be a conscious
plan for the destruction of Christian culture and any Christianity in
government. (See more details in booklet # 65).
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