Fred Hall
Thank you for your reply. I wasn't questioning Gods love but the scales of justice that the Society teaches. It does not teach that others will survive.
If you look at the ratios in the yearbook it shows a definite disadvantage to accepting 'the truth' in these non-Christian countries. If Jehovah is behind the organisation he would be able to overcome social barriers. To me it shows that the organisation is relying on men and the reaction of men to that message.
Do you really feel that Jehovah is behind the preaching work? It does not seem to be very successful at reaching hearts and convincing people.
I always felt that if Jehovah was truly behind the organisation they would not have felt the need to constantly remind witnesses at assemblies (sometimes taking hour long talks) of the need for donations. At meetings this seems to be a very popular topic from the society. The organisation does not practice what it preaches on reliance on Jehovah by continually reminding the congregation of their monetary needs.
I left 'the truth' for many reasons, all that fill me with anger now, (it cost me my education). I am now free to see the organisation for what it was, it is always easier to see things from outside rather from within. I cannot and will not ever wish for the destruction of this system, which means individual lives, GOOD people, children, families, neighbours. I truly feel for people and would not want to live in a society that destroyed them knowing the scales were not evenly balanced.
The organisation desires for this system to end but I for one have empathy for ALL the people of the world. I do not think that God lacks love but the ORGANISATION does in its twisted interpretation of scripture.