Jehovah’s Witnesses: The Culture Wars

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Jehovah's Witnesses are apolitical, says Joel Engardio, who was raised in the faith. They have conservative rules for women but believe that Jesus commanded them to stay out of politics. Thus, they don't vote or participate in worldly government.

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