Dogmas (in) of the WTS
by Eddie
Short Foreword
The Watchtower Organization (WTS) always claims for itself not to have dogmas. This does not correspond to the truth, although it always says of itself (like all its followers, the JW) to be in the truth or to pretend to possess the truth.
The present document will prove the opposite on the basis of the Holy Scripture (HS), the Bible; there are some of the dogmas of the JW again. The doctrines – or dogmas – which the WTS prescribes as unconditional doctrines, which must not be doubted by their faithful, like the Catholic dogmas, which, ex kathetre, are likewise published by the Pope's chair and are also not to be called into question.
Whoever does it nevertheless is a renegade, because he "denies" the "truths" communicated by the given leadership.
Thus the dogma is already manifested per se or per definition.
Table of contents
- Definition of Dogma and Dogmatism
- Relation between the definition and the WTS dogmas
- Dogma 1: The term "faithful and understanding slave" from Matthew 24 refers to the WTS leadership.
- Dogma 2: Only 144,000 "spirit anointed" may take of bread and wine
Today the still living remnant of the 144,000 - Dogma 3: The Lord's Supper may only be celebrated on the 14th Nisan
- Dogma 4: There is only one true religion and the WTS corresponds to Noah's Ark today; it is "Jehovah's organization" on earth.
- Dogma 5: Every JW speaks of the fact that he is "in the truth", that he is "in the possession of the truth" (pronounced: WTS doctrine), that the WTS as "Jehovah's organization" is "the truth".
- Dogma 6: Only the one who goes from house to house in the sense of Matthew 28, the last verses (18-20), is a true Christian.
- Dogma 7: Their WTS-own Bible translation is one of the best Bible translations ever
- Dogma 8: The ban on blood transfusion
- Dogma 9: Christ must not be worshiped
