On a sunny spring morning, 26 years ago, two Jehovah’s Witness women knocked at my door.
I thought they were nice, misguided souls and, determined to be open-minded, I listened. When they kept calling, I invited them inside, with the intention of showing them where their theology was incorrect.
Soon, our discussions turned into weekly visits. From the outset, I made it clear that I enjoyed the interchange of ideas but had no real desire to join the Watchtower religion. I was touched, however, when my new friends presented me with a Bible and a study aid, The Truth That Leads to Eternal Life. The older woman, Norma, explained that it was effective to research the Scriptures using this aid because it addressed questions people raised.
