Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jehovah"

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A: It's a denomination of Christianity. I don't know much about what they believe specifically, but sometimes I see them proselyting. It's a proper name, so you would use it when referring to that denomination.

A: something like:
Jehovah's Witnesses claim that being a Jehovah's Witness is completely voluntary. NO!! It's not voluntary. They manipulate family members who refuse to join their cult.

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The Jehovah’s Witnesses’ teachings and BELIEFS are MANIPULATIVE towards families on so many levels.

A: It's not a very good argument to say that Jehovah's Witnesses worship something other than their god. Many of their practices are specifically designed to avoid the accidental worship of anything other than God. For example, they refuse to celebrate any holidays, even Christmas, because of its origins as a pre-Christian celebration.

There are plenty of real things you can criticize Jehovah's Witnesses for. You don't need to resort to lies and unsupported arguments. For example, children who break the rules of their church may be "disfellowshipped" and shunned by their families, and the church's ban on blood transfusions has surely caused multiple deaths.

A: Jehovah's

A: It’s mostly natural, but somewhat ambiguous at the end. Also, it’s not grammatically correct to say “__(religious demonym)__ believers” (instead of “Catholics believers” or “Muslims believers” it’s just “Catholics” and “Muslims”). I would have said “Jehovah's Witnesses reject blood transfusion, even if the consequences will be fatal.”