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They ought to be exposed for what they are.

Wrong... their teachings should be. God has a firm grasp on dealing with the individual, and needs no help from us.

Well, mine doesn't. Does that make you more spiritual than me, or me more spiritual than you?

This question only illustrates your error.
I don't consider myself very 'spiritual' at all.
I have a LONG way to go, and as such, I rely more upon all different members of the Body. Not just one.

Wrong... their teachings should be. God has a firm grasp on dealing with the individual, and needs no help from us.

"For I know this, that after my departing shall grievous wolves enter in among you, not sparing the flock. Also of your own selves shall men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples after them." (Acts 20:29,30)

Seems you must deal with both the false teachings and the false teachers.

You wrote, While my theology on certain doctrins may not agree with other's, my spirit DOES witness to the authenticity of many of these visions/words of knowledge/etc.

Now you say:

This question only illustrates your error.
I don't consider myself very 'spiritual' at all.

If you don't consider yourself very spiritual, how can your spirit "witness to the authenticity" of this alleged visions, etc?