School and Jehovahs Witnesses (1983)
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School and Jehovah's Witnesses CONTENTS
Subject Page
The Reason for This Brochure 3
Our Purpose in Life 4
Our View of the Future 6
The Moral Principles We Follow 8
Flag Salute, Anthems and Voting 12
Holidays and Celebrations 17
Extracurricular Activities 22
Class Instruction 26
Cooperation With the School System 30
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY OF PENNSILVANIA.
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Publishers
WATCHTOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, INC.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A.
School and Jehovah's Witnesses
English (sj-E)
Printed in Britain
Scripture quotations in this brochure are from the modern-language New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures, 1981 Edition.
THE REASON FOR THIS BROCHURE
This brochure is published to promote understanding and cooperation between Jehovah's Witnesses and school authorities. It is our desire to cooperate with all who are working for the success of basic educational programs offered in school.
Parents who are Jehovah's Witnesses want to contribute to a favorable environment for the learning process. They want their young ones to receive the greatest benefit possible from their schooling. And they want teachers and other school authorities to know that they will do all that they reasonably can to help achieve this.
Jehovah's Witnesses generally have a reputation for excellent moral conduct wherever they live. They are noted for their obedience to governmental authorities. Yet, some teachers may feel that Witness youths are uncooperative because they do not share in every school program or function. However, this refusal to share is not because the youths are rebellious or antisocial. Their actions are based on religious and moral convictions.
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