Another thing though Praus, what needs to be understood is that the Scrivener Greek text was reflected from the Greek Text underlying the Authorized Version. The Underlying Greek Text of the Authorized Version has not been amended or changed one time. So if you want to be consistent, than the underlying Greek Text of the Authorized Version should be your standard because that is what Scrivener based his Greek translation on, he basically did a back-translation from the King James Bible into a Greek N.T. Text. So your edition of the Textus Receptus that you hold as the Final Authority came from the King James Bible.
You see Praus, although your reasoning is off like the that of the Trinitarian Bible Society, I do believe that your position is closer to the truth than the people who submit to no Final Authority. Again though, your reasoning as well as that of the Trinitarian Bible Society is illogical. It is inconsistent. The TR - Position still leaves you as your own Final Authority for determining how the Bible should be translated and read.
Also, the King James Bible was translated from a variety of different reliable sources. Such as Theodore Beza, Erasmus, Robert Stephanus, Geneva, and Tyndale. So it was translated from an Eclectic text. It was translated from some Latin also, not just Greek.
So if you were to be consistent, then you would have the faith to trust and believe that God led the KJV trasnlators to the exact underlying Greek to use in the translation of the Greatest Book ever produced.