Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

14 Chapter 13: Perspective by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

13 Chapter 12: Aftermath by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

12 Chapter 11: Point of Decision by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

11 Chapter 10: 1914 and "This Generation" by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

10 Chapter 9: 1975: "The Appropriate Time for God to Act" by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

09 Chapter 8: Justification and Intimidation by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

08 Chapter 7: Predictions and Presumption by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

07 Chapter 6: Double Standards by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

06 Chapter 5: Tradition and Legalism by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

05 Chapter 4: Internal Upheaval and Restructure by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

04 Chapter 3: Governing Body by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

03 Chapter 2: Credentials and Cause by Crisis Of Conscience - Raymond Franz

In the first chapter of "Crisis of Conscience" by Raymond Franz, titled "Price of Conscience," readers are introduced to the author's deeply personal journey within the Jehovah's Witness organization. As a former member of the Governing Body, the highest leadership council of Jehovah's Witnesses, Franz grapples with the inner turmoil caused by his growing doubts about the teachings and practices of the faith. In this chapter, he begins to explore the profound sacrifices he must make in his quest for truth and integrity. "Price of Conscience" sets the stage for an honest and introspective exploration of Franz's moral and spiritual dilemmas as he navigates the challenging terrain of religious authority, belief, and individual conscience.

In the opening chapter of "Crisis of Conscience" by Raymond Franz, readers are introduced to the profound and deeply personal journey of the author. A former member of the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses, Raymond Franz provides a foreword that sets the stage for the gripping tale of his struggles with the organization's policies and teachings. Through this foreword, Franz hints at the inner turmoil and ethical dilemmas he faced during his time as a prominent leader within the Jehovah's Witness community. As readers delve into the subsequent chapters, they will discover the gripping narrative of his crisis of conscience, which ultimately led to his departure from the organization and his decision to share his experiences and insights with the world.