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What Do Jehovah's Witnesses Believe?

A man raised as a Witness talks about the faith's core beliefs.
Interview with Joel P. Engardio



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Independent filmmaker Joel P. Engardio wrote and narrated the PBS documentary "Knocking," which explains misunderstood aspects of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Raised as a Witness, Engardio chose not to join the faith because he disagrees with some of its positions. His film, however, explores many of the positive contributions that Witnesses have made to society. In a series of brief Beliefnet videos, Engardio answers frequently-asked questions about Witnesses.

 

These 3-minute Beliefnet interviews with Joel P. Engardio include clips from his documentary, "Knocking," which was co-produced and directed by Tom Shepard.

 


 

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