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... The Watch Tower Society has attracted criticism for disfellowshipping members who decide they cannot conscientiously agree with all the religion's teachings and practices ... those who decide they cannot accept Watch Tower teachings and practices often live in a climate of fear, feeling they must constantly be on guard about what they say, do and read ... threat of expulsion for expressing disagreement with the Watch Tower Society's teachings is designed to create a sterile atmosphere in which the organization's teachings and policies can circulate ...
... In 2004 the society began transferring its printing operations to its Wallkill factory complex ... In 2011 the Watch Tower Society was reported to still own 34 properties in Brooklyn a 2009 report calculated "a dozen or more" properties in the Brooklyn area, including two ... In a 2010 news report the Watch Tower Society said it was "not actively promoting" the sale of eight Brooklyn properties still on the market ...
... Macmillan was granted permission to use Watch Tower Society records to compile a history of Jehovah's Witnesses ... Macmillan became an on-air personality on the Watch Tower Society's radio station WBBR, answering questions and providing counsel until the station was sold in 1957 ... Macmillan's funeral service was conducted by Watch Tower Society president Nathan Knorr on August 29, and he was buried at a private burial plot on Staten Island, New York ...
... Fortune Bay Resort and Casino resides a few miles west of Tower ... It is near Lake Vermilion, a well-known lake with tourists and locals alike ...
... The Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society produces religious literature primarily for use by Jehovah's Witnesses ... Since 2001, the literature produced by the Watch Tower Society is said to have been "published by Jehovah's Witnesses" ... Prior to 1931, the Watch Tower Society produced literature for the Bible Student movement ...
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