jehovah’s witnesses and the secular world

This book presents a scholarly perspective on how Jehovah’s Witnesses’ beliefs have interacted with society. In particular, it examines how issues such as not singing the national anthem, not serving in the military, and not accepting blood transfusions have come into conflict with secular governments and legal systems, and how religious freedom laws have evolved as a result. This book is particularly relevant for scholars of religion, sociologists, and historians.