I see a few parallels between cylons and JW’s. But ultimately it doesn’t work because:
1 - JW’s are extremely anti-military and anti-military action.
2 - JW’s aren’t monotheists in the strict sense. They are one-and-a-half-theists. JW’s believe in Jehovah (God the Father), and have more-or-less adopted the Arian heresy’s view of Jesus as demi-god. (If I not mistaken they also hold Jesus to be the Archangel Michael.)
JW's do not join or participate in political organizations. They don't vote, and don't join the military. It's not so much being "anti-military" as it is taking the admonition to be no part of the world literally.
"2 - JW’s aren’t monotheists in the strict sense. They are one-and-a-half-theists. JW’s believe in Jehovah (God the Father), and have more-or-less adopted the Arian heresy’s view of Jesus as demi-god. (If I not mistaken they also hold Jesus to be the Archangel Michael.)"
I don't think that's accurate. They believe in a single god that created all things and all other creatures. They believe Jesus was the first being created. But he's no more or less divine than other angels.
Yeah, I realize that. It only found it an amusing parallel because I live in Brooklyn. If you remember the episode when they find Earth and it’s radioactive, you see a bridge in ruins in the background. That bridge looks a bit like the Brooklyn Bridge. If it actually was the BB, then the camera would have been pretty much at the location of the Watchtower building.