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Did you tell your wifes, dad, mother, aunts, uncles, and sisters that?

Galatians 5:19-26 Easy-to-Read Version 19 The wrong things the sinful self does are clear: committing sexual sin, being morally bad, doing all kinds of shameful things, 20 worshiping false gods, taking part in witchcraft, hating people, causing trouble, being jealous, angry or selfish...

boss, wife will likely soon kick me off again.

Showing the moral sins of their leaders. Also, the logic, word study fallacies and history fallacies in their thinking. Jesus says, "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone." A rock flies over his head. Jesus says, Mom.lol

Johannes Greber was a spiritualist. The watchtower uses him to justifly their mistranslation. https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=3740 Communication with the Spirit World of God: Its Laws and Purpose Johannes Greber The New Testament Me: which...

Bible study errors https://www.logos.com/grow/dont-make-these-10-common-bible-study-mistakes-part-1/ https://www.logos.com/grow/dont-make-these-10-common-bible-study-mistakes-part-2/ https://www.thekjvstore.com/articles/10-mistakes-to-avoid-when-studying-the-bible/...

Google list all word study fallacies for more I see many of the logical and word study fallices in cults like Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormonism, Christian Science, Mind Science, and others. Google Bible study errors

https://www.ligonier.org/learn/articles/word-study-fallacies The Root Fallacy Definition: The presupposition that the meaning of a given word is bound up in its shape, components, or etymology. Example: 1 Cor 4:1 — “So then, men ought to regard us as servants (ὑπηρετης) of Christ…” The word...

Since we’re prone to these kinds of historical fallacies, Carl Trueman’s book, Histories and Fallacies is a great help to avoiding these mistakes. https://reformedreader.wordpress.com/2011/04/02/butchering-history/...

Word Study Fallacies (Carson) Many preachers, speakers, and Bible teachers know at least a little Greek. Knowing a little Greek isn’t a bad thing, but trying to use the little Greek one knows often turns out badly. One example is when it comes to Greek word studies. Word study errors are...

We Have to Do Something: (also, the Placebo Effect; Political Theater; Security Theater; We have to send a message): The dangerous contemporary fallacy that when "People are scared / People are angry / People are fed up / People are hurting / People want change" it becomes necessary to do...

Trust your Gut (also, Trust your Heart; Trust Your Feelings; Trust your Intuition; Trust your Instincts; Emotional Reasoning): A corrupt argument from pathos, the ancient fallacy of relying primarily on "gut feelings" rather than reason or evidence to make decisions. A recent (2017) Ohio State...

Star Power (also Testimonial, Questionable Authority, Faulty Use of Authority, Falacia ad Vericundiam; Eminence-based Practice): In academia and medicine, a corrupt argument from ethos in which arguments, standpoints and themes of professional discourse are granted fame and validity or condemned...

The Snow Job (also Falacia ad Verbosium; Information Bias): A fallacy of logos, “proving” a claim by overwhelming an audience ("snowing them under") with mountains of true but marginally-relevant documents, graphs, words, facts, numbers, information and statistics that look extremely impressive...

The Silent Majority Fallacy: A variety of the argument from ignorance, this fallacy, famously enunciated by disgraced American President Richard Nixon, alleges special knowledge of a hidden "silent majority" of voters (or of the population in general) that stands in support of an otherwise...