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10 Most Important Things You Can Say to a Jehovah's Witness
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Highlights false prophecies of Jehovah's Witnesses' leaders, errors in the New World Translation Bible, their unbiblical views.
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“Very informative of Mormon doctrine and how it doesn’t align with Christian doctrine. Growing up with heavy LDS influence, I didn’t realize how little I actually knew about the history and doctrine behind the church. If you’re a Christian with a large LDS community like I am, I highly recommend this book. Although I found it a bit scattered and unorganized, I learned so, so much. I appreciated how much the book prepares and encourages you to engage in these difficult conversations with your Mormon friends.”
“This book might be a good resource if you are an Evangelical Christian wondering how your beliefs differ from that of the LDS. The book is biased not just against Mormons but toward a narrow section of Christians. The author jumps from disagreement to conclusion without explaining how he got there. For example, Rhodes says that Hebrews tells us Christ is the only priest in the order of Melchizedek when the text of the verse never says such a thing. We are expected to take Rhodes's word for it without any evidence to back up his statement. I would have liked to see the thought process, additional verses, or other research that led him to that conclusion.
The format of the book is helpful in that it is written in short chapters with a summary at the end of chapters. But I find Rhodes's approach to conversion naive if not disrespectful. It's a book written for a very specific audience. As a Catholic, I did not agree with many of Rhodes's conclusions and felt that Rhodes treated each interpretation as obvious. I do not recommend the book to anyone other than an Evangelical, Protestant Christian who wants to reaffirm views and beliefs he or she already holds.”
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