No that’s o.k. I wouldn’t want to live in a place filled with hate, wait we all live in that place. I believe Jesus was speaking of another place. It’s good to have heard from a non believer in the group. I really haven’t met a non believer so set that when death knocks at their door they don’t wish to grasp at something. In this case it would be the four corners. Earth, wind, fire, and water. Easy to remember. Elders seem what get peoples craw. I never met An Elder that was perfect, but then again neither are Preachers, Fathers, Pastors, Reverend, Bishop, Patriarch, Rabbis, Allamah, Teacher, Dali Lama, Guru Deacons, Chaplin, Abbott, Prior, Monk, Life coach, Volkhvy, Lamane, so forth and so on. I believe since Jesus, no one is perfect as you said, if you believe in that. So to bash 1 you need to include them all. It’s good to obey curricular laws because if we were to challenge them we might get in trouble, I guess that’s what Jesus meant about disobeying God. I’m glad we are able to move on with our own beliefs, live long and prosper.
In all his writings, Charles Dickens—a Christian of the broadest kind—is outspoken in his dislike of evangelicalism and Roman Catholicism, but, especially in his fiction, he is very reluctant to make professions of a specific faith beyond the most general sort of Christianity. Nothing more surely aroused his suspicions about a person's religious faith than a public profession of it, and this aversion formed a fundamental feature of his dislike of evangelicals and dissenters.