My only criticism would be my not understanding how such a bright fellow as R. Franz didn't take the next logical step in applying his intellegent skepticism to the Bible itself. The fact that he remains a Bible believer to this day is shocking to me.
Good point. But the fact that he does believe in the Bible makes his book all the more palatable to doubting dubs. If he were an avowed atheist he''d have attracted almost no readers from among transitional JWs doing the kind of soul searching that precedes their exit from the borg. What makes his book so condemnatory -- and credible -- to waning dubs is the realization that comes through in reading the book: That this is one of the True Believers, and even he saw through the b.s.
Also: I second the motion for www.commentarypress.com
It's a terrific site to browse as well as a place to buy the book directly from Ray Franz.