Is
Jesus a True or a False God?:
Christian Research Journal, 1990:win./spr.:p.7
("Witnessing Tips"), by Robert M. Bowman,
Jr. Robert M. Bowman, Jr., shows how to demonstrate
to Jehovah's Witnesses from their own New World Translation
that Jesus Christ must be either Jehovah God or a
false god.
Jehovah's
Witnesses and Luke 23:43:
"Jehovah's Witnesses and Luke 23:43
-- A Case Study in Watchtower Interpretation"
Part Three in a four-part series on Jehovah's Witnesses
and the Bible. Christian Research Journal, 1989:sum.:p.23,
by Robert M. Bowman, Jr. How do Jehovah's Witnesses
(JWs) interpret the Bible? What sort of assumptions
do they make, and what kind of methods do they use?
The
New World Translation on Trial:
Part Two in a four-part series on Jehovah's
Witnesses and the Bible. Christian Research Journal,
1989:win./spr.:p.20, by Robert M. Bowman, Jr. Jehovah's
Witnesses are convinced that their New World translation
(NWT) stands out as an accurate and faithful rendering
of the Bible. Robert M. Bowman, Jr., argues that the
NWT rather stands out for its systematic mistranslation
of Scripture to support the doctrinal biases of its
translators.
JWs,
the Divine Name = "Jehovah"?
"Jehovah's Witnesses and the Divine
Name," Part Four in a four-part series on Jehovah's
Witnesses and the Bible (an article from the Christian
Research Journal, Fall 1989, Volume 12, Number 2,
page 21) by Robert M. Bowman, Jr. Watchtower followers
believe their use of the name "Jehovah"
sets them apart as true disciples of Jesus. The author
provides an orthodox Christian response.
Whither
the Watchtower?: An Unfolding Crisis for Jehovah's Witnesses
by David A. Reed. Christian Research
Journal, 1993:summer:p.24. Not since Armageddon failed
to materialize in 1914 have Jehovah's Witnesses faced
a crisis comparable to that which Frederick W. Franz
has left them. The recently deceased Watchtower president
based the Society's claims to legitimacy on a prophetic
scenario that is rapidly running out of time for fulfilment.
David Reed explains.
Jesus
raised a JW Spirit Creature?
"Was Jesus Raised as a Spirit Creature?:
Dialoguing With Jehovah's Witnesses on 1 Corinthians
15:44-50" (an article from the Witnessing Tips
column in the Christian Research Journal, Summer 1987,
Volume 10, Number 1, page 7) by Robert M. Bowman,
Jr. and Brian A. Onken. Long a bone of contention,
Jehovah's Witnesses deny the bodily resurrection of
Jesus by saying He was raised as a spirit alone.
Watchtower
Authority and the Bible
"Watchtower Authority and the Bible,"
Part One in a four-part series on Jehovah's Witnesses
and the Bible" (an article from the Christian
Research Journal, Fall 1988, page 19) by Robert M.
Bowman, Jr. The Watchtower prides itself on its high
view of biblical authority. And yet, Jehovah's Witnesses
are not free to independently interpret the Bible.
The author reviews this and takes a hard look at the
Society's claim that they are the sole channel for
biblical truth today.
Discussing
Deity with Jehovah's Witnesses
Christian Research Journal, 1988:summer.p.7
("Witnessing Tips"), by David A. Reed. How
can one get Jehovah's Witnesses to consider the Trinity
when they have been convinced that the doctrine is
a blasphemy of Jehovah God? David Reed suggests an
approach to breaking this difficult ground.
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