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Charles Russell the founder of the Jehovah's Witness Society was born into the Presbyterian Church but in his adolescent years came under the influence of William Miller the Baptist turned Adventist who made some wild predictions about the return of Christ to the earth. This short book checks out the beginnings of the Jehovah Witness movement and assesses the character of Charles Russell. In Why I Reject Jehovah's Witness Teachings, Michael offers a deeply personal and thought-provoking examination of the doctrines of the Jehovah's Witnesses, revealing the dangers of man-made traditions that obscure the message of the Gospel. With clarity and conviction, he explores the vital issues of scriptural interpretation, religious legalism, and the pursuit of truth. Through his reflections, Michael challenges the teachings of the Watchtower Society, examining the devastating impact of their doctrines on spiritual freedom and well-being. Drawing on his own experiences, biblical insights, and the lessons learned from decades of critical study, he calls readers to reexamine the fundamental truths of the Christian faith-truths that bring life, not bondage. This book is not just a critique of a religious movement, but an invitation to all who seek truth, freedom, and a deeper understanding of God's Word. If you've ever wondered about the teachings of the Jehovah's Witnesses or are simply seeking a clearer understanding of biblical faith, this book offers powerful insights into the path that leads to abundant life in Christ.

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