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Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea
T1 ... I'm cognizant of what happened to you in your specific district ... but you would have to acknowledge that this may not have been the modus operandi in every district .... a resolution like this would make it the order of business for all of them and open up the reasons for disfellowship for more subjective parameters beyond just violating the articles.
Dude, you were wronged ... I've seen it w/ my own eyes ... Dad was a Presbyter on the NYMD ... even he was disgusted at how the processes are becoming less and less forth right .... one of the last things he did was write a half-legible letter that described his concerns .... never was delivered but trust me .... I know what shenanigans are out there.
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Perhaps it is not the mode of operation in some Districts...but the "under question" guideline has been used heavily in several I am aquainted with for years...
I guess what I am trying to say is that this article has been in the manual for decades...only without the new definitions clarifying what is under quetsion and what is unbecomeing behavior...probably because so many are leaving "under question" that have not committed any offense to speak of...they just want out...like me...
Most of the time, those who have not educated themselves on the difference between these two terms automatically assume that if a man goes out "under question" there is something morally wrong in his life........under question=adultery
So it would appear that they are trying to clarify...
If a guy get booted out under question....its a doctrine thing...
If a guy gets booted out with "unbecoming conduct" it is a moral thing...
Makes me wonder if some district out there is getting sued by some guy who was put out under question and now has 400 rumers out about his morality...when in fact he just wanted out and they just didn't want some UPC guys preaching for him....