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I recently studied with two Jehovah's Witnesses who offered me a free Bible study, and when I asked them about the history of their organization, they referred to their old literature as "JUNK" (twice)! They said they "choose" not to even look at the older literature because "current truth is what is important." The fact that the JWs won't look at everything in their history makes you wonder what they are afraid of finding. If OLD truth is no longer valid, then could NEW truth also be no longer valid someday? If you bought a car that was 8 years old that had been seriously wrecked 3 years after it was manufactured A you had the papers in front of you detailing its entire history, would you say, "Nope, I only care to see what happened with this car over the last year. Whatever happened to it in the past won't change my perception of how reliable it is." Get real! I'd like any Jehovah's Witness ANYWHERE to name ONE prediction (prophecy), past or present, of the Watchtower...
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