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Zachary Brown Mrs. Jacobs ENG132-I60 03/20/2021 The Cultural Diversity of Jehovah Witnesses Surrounding Values, Beliefs, and History. Purpose Statement: My purpose is to inform my reader about the values, beliefs, and history of Jehovah witnesses’ culture.

Audience Statement: My target readers are anyone trying to lean about the culture of Jehovah witnesses.

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Carolyn R. Wah. “Jehovah Witnesses and Child Custody Cases in the United States, 1996-1998”. Review of Religious Research. 23 Mar. 2021. https://www-jstor-org.ezproxy.jccmi.edu/stable/3512130

Carolyn’s research article talks about the disputes on religions and compares the differences between divorced and separated parents. Carolyn’s perspective on this issue is raw. Carolyn speaks on the child custody cases that Jehovah Witnesses are challenged by. Carolyn is a great advocate for religious research, as this seems to be what she studies.

Carolyn expresses unbiased facts about the Jehovah Witnesses and their culture. Carolyn provides in-depth views and insight into the world of children and their involvement in the cases, involving Jehovah Witnesses. This article talks about the monitoring, litigation, and consultation of the Jehovah Witnesses during 1996, 1997, and 1998.

This article is informative in its nature and gives the reader a good overview of the child custody cases in the United States, involving Jehovah Witnesses. This article is valid and should be read by those that care to learn more about child cases. This is cultural related and would be exceptional for a classroom to hear about.

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Liedgren, Pernilla. “Minorities with different values at school – the case of Jehovah’s Witnesses”. British Journal of Religious Education”. http://www.tandfonline.com/

Liedgren’s article is important. It includes interviews that are conducted with adults, teachers, one school psychologist, and one school counselor. Liedgren is a very good author when it comes to all of her work. She is very well educated, as she has affiliated with the Department of Health and Social Welfare and Darlarna University.

In this article, Liedgren is very informative about minorities and their various values at school. Liedgren speaks, in great detail, about the expectation’s children are expected to live up to, based on the societies beliefs that are taught by the bible. Liedgren uses a qualitative method for her case study. She is really smart and considerate.

This article gives a lot of information and insight on how children are taught and how they are viewed different based off of their socioeconomic status. This article is honest, interesting, and educational. This article is a great candidate for students learning about different cultures.

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Néill, Clayton Ó. “Jehovah’s Witnesses and Blood Transfusions: An Analysis of the Legal Protections Afforded to Adults and Children in European/English Human Rights Contexts”. European Journal of Health Law. 23 Mar. 2021. http://www.brill.nl/default.aspx? partid=18&pid=18392

Néill’s article is very insightful on the legal protections that children and adults go through. This article is considerate about Jehovah Witnesses and their beliefs. This article provides in-depth information and is raw and honest. This article is important for the Jehovah Witness culture because it shows their importance on their views.

In this article, Néill enhances the views as an unbiased writer. This provides the reader to be able to understand the culture of a Jehovah Witness without any judgement. This article provides light on the human rights and how the Jehovah Witnesses goes about it. The article talks about the blood transfusions and the refusal of treatments.

This article is easy to read and very straightforward. This article is interesting and could be read by anyone that is interested in learning more about Jehovah Witnesses, their culture, and their views. This article is well written and should be talked about. This article gives a lot of insight into the world of other cultures that we don’t always consider.

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Robert MacDougall, D.. “Rawls and the Refusal of Medical Treatment to Children”. Journal of Medicine & Philosophy. 23 Mar. 2021. https://academic.oup.com/journals

Robert’s article is honest and offers insight on the medical care of children that are Jehovah Witnesses. Robert takes his time and is very descriptive when talking about Jehovah Witnesses. He is well educated, as he’s student at the Saint Louis University, in St. Louis, Missouri. Robert is good at speaking while making great connections with the reader.

In Robert’s article, you can see that he is able to view this subject without any biased opinions of his own. Robert’s put this article together in a way that is easy for the reader and easy to understand and comprehend. Robert is well educated on this matter and is able to go into great detail without losing his focus. This article is well organized and helpful to those interested in reading and learning more about the Jehovah Witness’ culture and how the refusal of medical treatment works on children.

This article is well written and should be read by instructors that are able to inform their classes on this information. I think this is very important for nurses to know in case they ever come into contact with children that are from the Jehovah Witness culture.

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Tshimanga, M., Baloyi, S.. “A Jehovah witness with haemolytic anaemia in pregnancy refuses blood transfusion: case report”. Obstetrics & Gynaecology Forum”. 23 Mar. 2021. http://www.journals.co.za/ej/ejour_medog.html

The two authors are writing this article are well educated and bright. The two authors bring together a great article on cases in pregnancy where the patients have hemolytic anemia and refuse blood transfusions, due to their own beliefs related to the Jehovah Witness culture. The authors are honest in their work and you can vividly see what they talk about. The authors gave a lot of information about the risks on these pregnancies.

In this article, the readers can understand the consequences of refusing blood transfusions in these difficult times when it could be a life or death situation. The authors allow the reader to comprehend the difficulties between going through with your beliefs or going through with the doctors wishes to keep the patient and the baby as healthy as possible. The authors don’t add any of their own beliefs, but definitely include the factual concerns from a healthcare’s perspective.

The authors created an article that is well-written and very educational. This article should be introduced to the culture, as well as to any nursing students that may be able to persuade their

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patients to get a blood transfusion, without stepping over boundaries in regard to Jehovah Witness beliefs....