And consider the proclivity for similar grammatical and stylistic errors in the original article:
"Despite being ridiculously bothersome, the entire process is highly unsuccessful with studies showing (i.e. for studies show) that one out of every 8,000 houses visited by Jehovah's yielding (i.e. yields) a family unintelligent enough to join the faith".
"To participate (i.e. Participating) in any part of a "worldly activity" is the Christian equivalent of cannibalism."
"But it wasn't the meat of another citizen that Flemmel tasted, rather; the sweet taste of a Christmas candy cane. I offered them some candy without second (i.e. without a second) thought about there (i.e. their) ridiculous religious ideas."
"If I were to believe Kimberly's claim that she tasted the gluttonous candy of Satan by accident, which I don't, there is no number of (i.e. no amount of) new Witnesses that she could recruit to (i.e. she could ever recruit would) save her."
"Any one who violates this rule must be made into a spectacle before every one starts (add: to do the same).