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CANONIZING THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAWS INTO ENFORCEABLE DISCIPLINARY CODES: THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS
The author makes an exclusive case analysis, for modern Internal Institutional weaknesses, with the Church as the center of the argument, exploring the inside causal reasons of complex attacks on virtues and morals, observed as administrative regulatory enforceable elapses, holding, consequential effects to credibility question, for the Church, externally, in certain jurisdictions.
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