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The Watchtower Society has always had a serious memory problem.  They believe one doctrine today and then forget about it 10 years down the road.  The 1914 doctrine they once bounced around the world seems to be forgotten to!   They even spoke favorably about blood transfusions and donating blood at one time.  Yes, the Watchtower has some serious "mental" problems! Blood Transfusions Spoken of Favorably The following quotation is taken from LUZ y VERDAD (The Golden Age as printed in Mexico) of June 1934, page 91. A quick translation reads as follows: Many mothers don't sell the milk that the nature gave them for their children, do they? For this reason we should not admire those who trade with their blood. After Landsteiner's discoveries, special entities have been formed that provide blood for necessary transfusions. Only those have the luxury [to give blood] that belong to the group O (zero), because, as has already been said, their...
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