One offshoot of this denomination known as "The Dawn" evangelized through a radio question and answer program called Frank and Ernest. This sect rented eighty movie theaters in 1914 to play an eight hour long Photo-Drama of Creation all around the United States. Many of the modern ideas of this denomination, including the belief that Jesus was killed on a stake instead of a cross, were shaped by "Judge" Rutherford. This faith has its origins in the Adventist beliefs of Charles Taze Russell, whose work led to predictions of the end of "the time of the gentiles" in 1914, 1925, and 1975, and claimed that 144,000 people would be lifted up to heaven. This religion prohibits saluting a flag or receiving or giving blood transfusion and spreads its beliefs through publications like Awake! and The Watchtower. For 10 points, name this Christian den
One offshoot of this denomination known as "The Dawn" evangelized through a radio question and answer program called Frank and Ernest. This sect rented eighty movie theaters in 1914 to play an eight hour long Photo-Drama of Creation all around the United States. Many of the modern ideas of this denomination, including the belief that Jesus was killed on a stake instead of a cross, were shaped by "Judge" Rutherford. This faith has its origins in the Adventist beliefs of Charles Taze Russell, whose work led to predictions of the end of "the time of the gentiles" in 1914, 1925, and 1975, and claimed that 144,000 people would be lifted up to heaven. This religion prohibits saluting a flag or receiving or giving blood transfusion and spreads its beliefs through publications like Awake! and The Watchtower. For 10 points, name this Christian denomination whose practitioners are known for knocking on doors and giving out literature.
One offshoot of this denomination known as "The Dawn" evangelized through a radio question and answer program called Frank and Ernest.
{Jehovah's Witnesses} [prompt on “{Witness}” or “{Bible Study}” or “{Adventists}” until mentioned]