I had commented on this before and inadvertently deleted it. Logos is a powerful tool, and an electronic library. While evangelical Christians cannot espouse the theology of the Watchtower organization (Jehovah's Witnesses), there is value in knowing what they believe. As for it being available through Logos, how is this any different from an evangelical seminary library which houses aberrant theological texts alongside genuine Christian theology? Further, where is the groundswell against Logos offering Roman Catholic theology - a works-based righteousness? Or for that matter, what about the texts of Judaism? And then we have all those Greek philosophical texts. There is a huge body of literature here that contradicts Biblical teaching. In my view, we ought to have these texts available, but Logos might consider making a distinction between the literature that falls within the bounds of genuine Christian teaching and that of liberalism, cults and false religions. There are many who purchase resources here who do not necessarily understand the implications.