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JW's are not Christians. And they do not believe in the authority of the Bible, even though they are trained to say that they do. The authority they actually believe in, is that of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Some of their key doctrines cannot be derived from any misreading of...

Indeed. The RCC - and maybe also the Orthodox - play a bait-and-switch sometimes with the word "church". Sometimes they use it the way we do - it means all Christian believers. But other times they mean just the bishops, or something like that.

There are central, core tenets of Christianity - like Jesus being both Divine and human, His death and resurrection, and so on. And there are non-central things on which sincere believers can have do differ. For example, how to we understand Revelation chapter 20? Premillenialism or...

KA you come across as horribly ignorant about Protestant Christianity in general. What makes you think we don't have teams of intelligent trained individuals? We do. We have Bible collages where people go to study in order to qualify for ministry, and there they must learn to read the Bible in...

Here in South Africa in the old days, when it came to the question of what the law actually meant, the final and infallible authority on the matter was the Appelate Division of the Supreme Court of Bloemfontein. To quote one of those judges: "Our judgements are not final because we are...

Luther's writings are not considered "scripture", even by Lutherans. No comment.