1 John 5:7

If the Holy Spirit doesn't have a problem with 1 John 5:7 then I don't have a problem with 1 John 5:7. If a priesthood of scholars (half of which are practical or actual proclaimed atheists) have a problem with 1 John 5:7 I couldn't care less. I'm a spiritual warrior. I consider God's word as I hold it in my hand, pure and whole, to be supernatural. The English Bible as culminated in the Authorized Version, 1611. Shepherded into time and refined by the Holy Spirit Himself. As a spiritual warrior I want the real thing. I want a real sword. 

If this angers shallow scholars like Mark Ward and his, no doubt, new giddy follower, James White, then so be it. 

(Mark Ward with his book Authorized, is the new stud in the camp of champions of the Critical Text bibles. Don't call him Mark 'mental' Ward. That wouldn't be nice, just because he sounds like Keith Olbermann after hearing a Trump speech. He says people shouldn't be allowed to read the KJV. He also says it's a sin to read the KJV. Hence his status as new stud in the camp. Not even James White has had the courage to go that far.)