Do Jehovah's Witnesses ever change their doctrines?
Do they change their doctrines when they discover them to be false, or is it too embarrassing for them to admit such a thing? I don't mean this to be as disrespectful as it sounds. It is a fine church, and the members are sincere. Unless one believes that God has already revealed all knowledge to mankind, then it is logical to assume that he will yet correct us and teach us more. Do they currently receive revelations from God, and have they recently changed any of their doctrines or added new ones? Certainly with the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, there is the opportunity to correct false doctrines that have been added over the intervening centuries... or at the very least update the translation of the Bible...
Wait a minute. First of all, I'm getting conflicting answers. Secondly, I admire the ability to change. As a Mormon, I do believe in modern revelation, and also believe that God will eventually correct any mistaken notions of mine. Thirdly, I was under the impression that their leading council acted with the authority of a prophet. I can't imagine a prophet without revelation.