LINDEN, N.J. — Reverend Switzer D. Holly has released a new book aimed at scrutinizing the teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses, particularly their portrayal of Jesus Christ. Written while recovering from surgery, the book is titled “New Testament Teaching vs. The Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Teachings: Dogmatic Powerful Tool vs. The Jehovah’s Witnesses,” and seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of the doctrines upheld by this religious group as opposed to traditional Christian teachings.
Holly’s book dives into the core teachings of the New Testament, focusing on the centrality of Jesus Christ as the unique path to eternal life. “It is important that you understand the flaws in the teaching of the Jehovah’s Witnesses,” said Holly. “It will help you understand and detect all subsequent teachings of other sects and cults.” The book presents an in-depth evaluation, spotlighting differences in religious beliefs and offering readers a tool for discerning the authenticity of various doctrines.
The book also includes a section dedicated to the comparative doctrines of the six major world religions. Holly incorporates multiple quotes from primary sources to concentrate on the teachings of the Bible, particularly the New Testament, and God’s plan for human salvation. “If someone comes to you with something new, rather than what the Bible teaches,” Holly commented, “he is a false prophet and a false teacher.”
According to Holly, the ultimate objective of his work is to equip readers with the theological knowledge needed to defend their faith and identify misleading religious teachings.