Do you believe jehovah witnesses are part of a new world order?

Answer 1

Of course, as the bible describes it.
Of course not, as human politicians advocate it.

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http://jw-media.org/beliefs/trueworship.htm
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Answer 2

Every religion founded since Christianity claims to be a part of the New World Order...Even Hitler who did not organize a religion calls his era The New World Order. Church of Christ (Iglesia ni Kristo) has a Unversity called New Era University. I believe there is One Bus called New World Order and all these religions and movements carrying the motif are all passengers. I just do not know if the Bus is really bound to that destination.

Answer 3

They named their translation of the bible as

"New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures"

No matter where you go in the world, Jehovah's people have the love Jesus said they would.

They follow the Bible's counsel to be no part of the world.

If someone is killed in war, or on the streets, you will know that it wasn't one of Jehovah's Witnesses that did it.

If a natural disaster hits somewhere in the world, Jehovah's Witnesses are one of the first to respond with aid.

Answer 4

No, as they don't participate in world governments or movements. That's the function of the churches of Christendom. A good example of that was the Nazi rule. Only the Jews and the JWs, as a whole, oppose it. According to a program on the History Channel, Himmler put over 16,000 in concentration camps. Regardless of what human form of government, JWs will remain separate. And no human form of government can stop them.

Answer 5

They are the new World Domination League people.
They bought the WDL a year an half ago, and are refurbishing it.
I hear they have made some changes, some of them good changes.
For example they have added free coffee. The Jehovah Witnesses, I hear, want to make things run more smoothly, and from now on, they won't prevent anyone from celebrating their birtthday.
So perhaps World Domination will be a little easier, I know the previous owners of WDL were not all that easy to get along with anyway. If anybody has more info on what's happening in that area, let's hear it.

Answer 6

In the scheme of things, about 1970 years ago, Christians were.
Then, a few hundreds of years ago, Lutheran protestants were.
Now, there are tons of new breeds of Christians who seem to be.
Of course we have the Masons and Illuminati who have been branded as such.
The United States Dollar bill claims a "New Secular Order" sounding suspiciously like one.
Take your pick... anyone could be a part of a new world order.

Answer 7

No, they are not a part of the new world order.

Answer 8

Ok, you asked for a BELIEF. My belief is that JW's are mis-led, mis-taught by their leadership. Many things they believe are only found in THEIR bible (New World Translation). Their bible says that the Word (Christ) was 'a god'(John 1:1 NWT) which implies multiple gods (notice the lower case "g"). They also teach that Christ Jesus used to be Michael the Archangle. The only scripture they can come up with is the one that says Jesus will return with the "voice of the archangel (1 Thessalonians 4:16)." But I think the bible equally supports the idea that Jesus is Elvis Presley. To see this, notice again that Jesus is said to have the voice of an angel (1 Ths.4:16) and that he was sometimes referred to as "king" (see Mt.27:37 and Rev.19:16 for example). Now, as everyone knows, Elvis was often called "the king" and he had the voice of an angel -- just like Jesus! Therefore, Jesus must be Elvis Presley. Just as silly.
Friend of mine was told he had the voice of a fog horn....does that make him a fog horn? hehe

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

I'm not sure. My parents have just become JW'S and they have changed from being chain smoking alcoholics ( now they have stopped) to being the parents that I've always wanted! so maybe I don't know.

Answer 11

No

apparently the previous answerer doesn't understand what a yes or no question is. He would rather spout tired religious dogma from his cult literature.