Books by Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
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review 1: This book is one that I grew up with and it is a great way to help young children learn how to read as i was the way that I learned how to read. I would use this in my classroom to show the difference in similar stories from culture to culture. For example I would do a read aloud...
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review 1: Great book. Very detailed. Also very insightful. I wish people would stop with the negativity. Regardless of how anyone feels about JW's, at least a kid is reading something! How many kids you know read nowadays? I commend the JW's on this publication and all their publications. ...
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review 1: "Although written at a level that preteens could understand, this book is invaluable for a Bible student of any age as it chronicles the life, ministry and death of Jesus Christ. The book's chapters delve into his miracles, teachings and illustrations. One of the lengthiest chapt...
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review 1: My mom's friend who was a Jehovah Witness gave this to me and honestly, this is a pretty outdated book that I really wouldn't take to consideration. Every single advice given there I have either heard of or will never do because of my own reasons (excluding my atheism here but at...
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review 1: 11/02/12I've just begun reading this book. My intentions are to gain a better, even generalized understanding of the various religions it mentions. I hope to find this book to be as objective as possible in the descriptions it provides.11/08/12Completed this book today. The gener...
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review 1: The Jehovah's Witnesses' beliefs and interpretations regarding the prophecies in the Book of Daniel and their application to the modern world. Again, rife with historical and linguistic inaccuracies, but the pictures are vivid and it does a good job of laying out what the Jehovah...
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review 1: This book really gives a great insight to the teachings of Christ. It also gives a perspective on the life he lived. It is even referring to the pages from the Bible where this story is from. So one can look it up for himself. The teachings are simply guidelines, though, still wi...
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review 1: The book Questions Young People ask answers that work helps cover the daily problems teenagers go through, such as: why don’t my parents understand me?, why don’t kids leave me alone?, along with many other common situations teenagers go through. It helped me because it seemed to...
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review 1: A friend recently asked me if I knew of any simple, comparative overviews on religions of the world. While this handy little text does guide you through a brief, simple overview of some ten faith systems, it is by no means objective. Throughout the text, there is a clear bias wh...