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*[[Talk:Essay:Calming_the_Storm#Statement_on_Translations|Andrew Schlafly does not understand the concept of cases.]] He is not able to spot the different kind of objects, let alone to recognize their function  

*[[Talk:Essay:Calming_the_Storm#Statement_on_Translations|Andrew Schlafly does not understand the concept of cases.]] He is not able to spot the different kind of objects, let alone to recognize their function  

*[[Talk:Epistle_to_the_Hebrews_(Translated)#Hebrews_10:12|Andrew Schlafly has no idea of the concept of genus, casus, numerus]], thereby he does not recognize the relationship of the various parts of a Greek sentence.

*[[Talk:Epistle_to_the_Hebrews_(Translated)#Hebrews_10:12|Andrew Schlafly has no idea of the concept of genus, casus, numerus]], thereby he does not recognize the relationship of the various parts of a Greek sentence.

*Following his insights, [[Talk:Biblical_scientific_foreknowledge#when_it_quotes_the_devil.2C_which_is_the_word_for_chaos|Andrew Schlafly makes up his own meaning for words]].

*Following his insights, [[Talk:Biblical_scientific_foreknowledge#when_it_quotes_the_devil.2C_which_is_the_word_for_chaos|Andrew Schlafly makes up his own meaning for words]] - [[Talk:John_1-7_(Translated)#The_use_of_.22perfection.22_to_translate_the_first_occurrence_of_.CE.BB.CF.8C.CE.B3.CE.BF.CF.82_works_well_with_the_repeated_references_to_perfection_in_the_Epistle_to_the_Hebrews.2C_where_Jesus_explained_more|there are quite a few examples...]]

*[[Talk:Essay:Calming_the_Storm#Statement_on_Translations|Andrew Schlafly mixes up similar looking words like ἐπιτάσσω  and  ἐπιτιμάω.]] That is not necessarily a sign of ignorance, it can happen to all of us some times, especially if the meaning of the words is similar. But it makes me wonder whether Andrew Schlafly is even able to parse Greek words.

*[[Talk:Essay:Calming_the_Storm#Statement_on_Translations|Andrew Schlafly mixes up similar looking words like ἐπιτάσσω  and  ἐπιτιμάω.]] That is not necessarily a sign of ignorance, it can happen to all of us some times, especially if the meaning of the words is similar. But it makes me wonder whether Andrew Schlafly is even able to parse Greek words.