CULT of the PUBLISHING CORPORATION III: Ordained Ministers II
There are about 7 million Jehovah’s Witnesses worldwide, and according to their Governing Body and the Watchtower Bible & Tract Society, every single baptized JW, man, woman, and child is an ordained minister.
This video takes it to the streets where JW’s do their evangelizing to ask the question, “are you an ordained minister?”
Just why do Jehovah’s Witness answer differently and cautiously when an outsider asks them if they are “ordained ministers”? For Jehovah’s Witnesses, the term “minister” carries with it a semantic sense and meaning, the explanation of which seems to get caught in their throat.
The information in this video presentation begins to peel the onion of the complicated and intricate us vs them bond and mentality over 7 million Jehovah’s Witnesses share.
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