Sorry to spoil your little party there David but none of that is actually true. Let me show you why....
"The watchtower Jesus was invented a little over a hundred years ago"
The Jesus of the Bible was rediscovered a little over 100 years ago when a small group of Christians uncovered the biggest lie in Christendom...the invention of the trinity. It took over 300 years for the church to officially establish that the "one God" of the Jews (and hence the same God as Jesus worshipped) was actually a three headed, split personality. This doctrine contravenes the first Commandment....and goes against everything that Jesus taught. He called his Father "the only true God" (John 17:3) and says that we must worship "Him alone" (Luke 4:8)
The apostles too were in no doubt about who the true God was...
1 Cor 8:5, 6:
"For although there may be so-called gods in heaven or on earth—as indeed there are many “gods” and many “lords”— 6 yet for us there is one God, the Father, from whom are all things and for whom we exist, and one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom are all things and through whom we exist."
Watchtower Jesus doesn't like catholics or protestants
The Jesus of the Bible loves those who love the truth. The Catholic Church has not ever demonstrated a love for the truth but instead promoted lies from the beginning about the relationship of Father and son. Protestantism broke away from the mother church but took her erroneous doctrines with them. Jesus loves people enough to give his life for them, but only those who render acceptable worship will benefit from his sacrifice....Christendom never has, which is why Jesus can say at the judgment "I never knew you"....(Matthew 7:21-23)
doesn't allow blood transfusions to save lives
Blood transfusions don't save very many lives at all. If you refer to my other thread on the subject you can see that the medical profession is now acknowledging this, deeming almost 90% of them to be unnecessary and even dangerous. According to the medical specialists, people would have actually recovered better without them.
The Bible tells Christians to "abstain from blood". (Acts 15:28, 29) Look up the word "abstain" in the dictionary.
because Watchtower Jesus thinks blood transfusions is same as drinking blood
When people cannot eat by mouth, they are often fed intravenously. Same difference as far as we are concerned.
Watchtower Jesus is not to be confused with the Jesus of scripture who said in John3:16 that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life.
The first part of John 3:16 is always highlighted but the last part of that verse is hardly ever emphasized...."whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life".
What does it mean to "believe". What does it mean to "perish"?
James 2:19:
"You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe—and shudder!" Is that the kind of 'belief' Jesus speaking about?
I think you need to get an better idea of what it means to "believe" because as James also said "faith without works is dead".
Watchtower Jesus thinks only Jehovah's witnesses get everlasting life
Well you see that implies that only those who wear some kind of label are somehow approved by God. That could not be further from the truth. I have no doubt that there are some who wear the label of "Jehovah's Witness" but are anything but in their personal life, even though they may show up for meetings at the Kingdom Hall. "Doing the will of the Father" requires more than empty performance or putting on a face for others,living a double life. It requires that we have a close and personal relationship with God and are guided by his spirit in our everyday lives. It means to serve God first in all we do.
The truth is Jehovah has always had his witnesses (Isaiah 43:10) right from the time of Abel. (Hebrews 12:1-3) Since a "witness" is one who testifies as to the truthfulness of a matter, Jehovah has always needed his people to stand up to opposition from satan, who has always tried to get his people to worship unacceptably.
Sometimes that opposition came from outside and sometimes it came from within, just as it did in Jesus' day. Jesus' worst enemies were his own people. Even his own siblings did not accept him as Messiah until after his death and resurrection.
Since Jesus said that "few" are on the road to life, (Matthew 7:13-14) we have to look for those who are in a minority, not a majority. God's people have always been united under one belief system and one set of laws. Those who wanted to break that unity by promoting their own ideas were expelled from the early congregations. (2 John 8-11)
There was one truth and the apostles did not deviate from it. Everyone had to adhere to this one truth. After the apostles died, Christianity went completely off the rails. When Christendom was formed with the introduction of Roman Catholicism in the 4th century, they deviated big time from what Jesus taught. If you think the apostasy didn't happen, then think again. The "weeds" that Jesus foretold did not spring up only a hundred years ago.
