Ron Rhodes is the President of Reasoning from the Scriptures Ministries Author of over 50 books (including 3 Silver Medallion winners). He teaches cult apologetics at Veritas Evangelical Seminary (Murrieta, CA), Dallas Theological Seminary, Talbot Seminary and Biola University (La Mirada, CA), and other well-known seminaries.
Jehovah’s Witnesses—The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society do not celebrate Christmas due to, at least, two reasons: 1) Not celebrating Christmas makes them stand out, makes them special, makes them unique, makes them separate themselves from the crowd. 2) Some odd manmade doctrine about not celebrating birthdays. A lot could be said on these two …
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Alpha and Omega Ministries’ Dr. James White published a fascinating and sad post about the end times / last days / eschatological false prophecies of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The following image was provided:
I have already posted about various books by Ron Rhodes. Here I am presenting some audio by Ron regarding Jehovah’s Witnesses: “Witnessing to Jehovah’s Witnesses, the Deity of Christ” “Reasoning From the Scriptures with the Jehovah’s Witnesses” “Answering Jehovah’s Witnesses: Doctrine of Christ”
Unitl circa 56 years ago the answer was “Yes.” Today the answer is “No.” And this is all the more reason for not adhering to the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society aka Jehovah’s Witnesses. Here is some evidence from the book “Make Sure of All Things” along with two references for further info on this …
One issue that comes up in the second video is that the Jehovah’s Witness claims that the Bible does not state that Jesus raised Himself up from the dead. According to the Bible God, the Triune God, each member of the Trinity, raised Jesus: Jesus: John 2:19-21 “‘destroy this temple and in three days I …
Having concluded a consideration of various biblical statements which demonstrate that God is a Triune being, a Trinity, as each member of the Trinity is identified by likewise attributes, each is a person, each is co-equal and co-eternal let us now consider various anti-Trinitarian views. Jehovah’s Witnesses:
This used to be a beautiful post full of Amazon book images with links, etc. Yet, due to changes in Amazon I cannot seem to display their widgets anymore.
As mentioned in part 1, in keeping with my recent musings about the physical resurrection I am providing another aspect of the issue. The following in a reproduction of Dr. Steven Tsoukalas’ article on the physical resurrection in which he answers various objections which, in this case, are made by Jehovah’s Witnesses[fn]Dr. Steven Tsoukalas, “Jehovah’s …
In keeping with my recent musings about the physical resurrection I ran across another interesting two part article.I initially wrote on the physical resurrection as a response to The Baha’i Faith:Physical Resurrection Then I considered the question of whether Paul did not believe in the physical resurrection: