If your knowledge of the Jehovah's Witness cult is limited to its members' use of Kingdom Halls, their aversion to blood transfusions, and their ringing your doorbell at 9.30 on a Saturday morning, this documentary is all you need watch to deter you from ever inviting them in. Although made in 1986, it destroys the cult's weird theology, exposing both its nonsense and the attempts of its Governing Body to constantly rewrite its history to cover its failed prophecies.
The people behind this film are husband and wife Leonard and Marjorie Chretien; he was a member of the cult for 22 years before the penny dropped.
The cult's problems have grown exponentially in recent years due in large part to its treating child sexual abuse as a sin rather than a crime, and now there is yet another new scandal, its selling off of Kingdom Halls during the worldwide coronavirus lockdown, and that's before we mention Malawi and Mexico or the United Nations.
If you want more information, there are several YouTube channels dedicated to disseminating it; they are run by former Witnesses, or as the Governing Body calls them, disciples of Satan.
The people behind this film are husband and wife Leonard and Marjorie Chretien; he was a member of the cult for 22 years before the penny dropped.
The cult's problems have grown exponentially in recent years due in large part to its treating child sexual abuse as a sin rather than a crime, and now there is yet another new scandal, its selling off of Kingdom Halls during the worldwide coronavirus lockdown, and that's before we mention Malawi and Mexico or the United Nations.
If you want more information, there are several YouTube channels dedicated to disseminating it; they are run by former Witnesses, or as the Governing Body calls them, disciples of Satan.
