Faith, Isolation, and The Struggles of Jehovah's Witnesses

This chapter explores the complex intersections between the beliefs of Jehovah's Witnesses and themes of masonry and occultism, particularly through the legacy of Charles Taze Russell. It also delves into deeply personal stories of individuals confronting the emotional toll of being disfellowshipped, experiencing shunning, and the impacts on personal relationships within the community. The narrative highlights the challenges and expectations of faith, particularly during the outreach efforts and the significant psychological effects of leaving the organization.