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Interests	I must begin by recording my profound disappointment in the actions taken by the Church, for they have failed to embody the justice, fairness, and ethical principles that one ought to expect from an institution entrusted with spiritual and moral authority. If any part of what is written here is factually incorrect, I am open to correction — but let such contact be made solely in the spirit of truth. I will not, however, entertain messages that attempt to threaten, curse, or invoke the name of God as a tool of intimidation; such behavior neither safeguards faith nor reflects conviction, but rather reveals an unwillingness to confront reality. What is required of the Church and its faithful is not fear or denial, but the courage to glorify the truth and to live for it, even when doing so comes at great personal cost. Authentic discipleship cannot be built on shallow people-pleasing or on compromises that distort integrity; it requires individuals to stand firm in their identity and convictions. Therefore, the duty of the Church is clear: to uphold moral ethics and to deliver justice equally to all. Should the institution fail in this fundamental responsibility, then its very system stands compromised, and it would be more honest to dismantle it entirely than to perpetuate an order that no longer deserves trust or obedience.

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I must begin by recording my profound disappointment in the actions taken by the Church, for they have failed to embody the justice, fairness, and ethical principles that one ought to expect from an institution entrusted with spiritual and moral authority. If any part of what is written here is factually incorrect, I am open to correction — but let such contact be made solely in the spirit of truth. I will not, however, entertain messages that attempt to threaten, curse, or invoke the name of God as a tool of intimidation; such behavior neither safeguards faith nor reflects conviction, but rather reveals an unwillingness to confront reality. What is required of the Church and its faithful is not fear or denial, but the courage to glorify the truth and to live for it, even when doing so comes at great personal cost. Authentic discipleship cannot be built on shallow people-pleasing or on compromises that distort integrity; it requires individuals to stand firm in their identity and convictions. Therefore, the duty of the Church is clear: to uphold moral ethics and to deliver justice equally to all. Should the institution fail in this fundamental responsibility, then its very system stands compromised, and it would be more honest to dismantle it entirely than to perpetuate an order that no longer deserves trust or obedience.