Exercise • Describe Without Verdict
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PART VI • ETHICS
CONSEQUENCES WITHOUT SIN
Sin requires authority. Harm requires attention.
ORIGINATING DOCTRINE
Rejection of assigned moral authority; God is not good; radical self-love plus accountability.
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WHAT THIS STUDY IS FOR
Practice responsibility without turning behavior into a verdict on your worth.
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Good and bad are labels. Right and wrong are labels. The Society does not require those labels before it can notice suffering, consent, consequence, repair, care, or change.
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THE METHOD
What happened? Who was affected? What did they experience? What can be repaired? What do I choose next?
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Exercise • Describe Without Verdict
Choose something you regret. Describe it without calling yourself or the action good, bad, right, wrong, sinful, or evil.