
But in an all-loving environment, why would this caution need to be given?
Regardless of which group one belongs - all groups are governed by an innate hierarchy.
All groups (and those within these groups) seek status.
Even within pious groups - he with the most piety is he with the most status.

But if one is ever to ascend to this position, he must first prove to be even more pious than the other pious individuals which surround him.
He must gain penultimate status by feigning to eschew all status.
The world is run by those who gain the most status.
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The sin lies in conflating "having" with "being"...,
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