tehovahvistintyyppejä

Jehovah's Witnesses, or "tehovahvistintyyppejä" as they are sometimes referred to in certain contexts, are a religious group characterized by a distinctive set of beliefs and practices. Their theology centers on a strict interpretation of the Bible, which they believe to be the literal word of God. A core tenet of their faith is the name Jehovah, which they use to refer to God, believing it to be the personal name of the Almighty.

The group emphasizes evangelism, actively engaging in door-to-door preaching and public discourse to share their beliefs. They are known for their refusal of blood transfusions, which they believe is a violation of biblical commandments. Furthermore, Jehovah's Witnesses do not celebrate many common holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, as they consider these celebrations to have pagan origins or to be contrary to biblical teachings. They also abstain from military service and political involvement, adhering to a principle of strict neutrality. Their organizational structure is hierarchical, with the Governing Body overseeing the worldwide activities of the faith. Members are encouraged to live morally upright lives, abstaining from practices such as smoking and excessive drinking. The group anticipates an imminent end to the current world system, followed by the establishment of God's Kingdom on Earth.