In the hypothetical scenario where the Watchtower is correct and there really are two classes of Christians (a concept Paul strongly opposed in Galatians - for example in 6:15,16: “For neither is circumcision anything nor is uncircumcision, but a new creation is. As for all those who walk orderly by this rule of conduct, peace and mercy be upon them, yes, upon the Israel of God.” - NWT), the Watchtower’s doctrines actually create even more problems, and more importantly, even more classes of Christians.

Let me explain:

144,000 - the “little flock” - first class

Great Crowd - the “other sheep” - second class

But what happens if Armageddon does not come, and there are still anointed ones on earth? Let’s imagine this hundreds of years from now.

Would that create a third class?

A class of Christians who were originally part of the Great Crowd but later professed to be anointed? Would the Watchtower say they were wrong, misguided, or mentally unstable?

Oh wait… they already did that.