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	'''[[Faith]]''' names the trust by which one is carried in faithful conduct, within a Covenant, without anxious control over outcomes or reliance on certainty.		'''[[Faith]]''' names the trust by which one is carried in faithful conduct, within a Covenant, without anxious control over outcomes or reliance on certainty.

	'''[[Forgiveness]] addresses sin by restoring relation rather than exacting justice.		'''[[Forgiveness]]''' addresses sin by restoring relation rather than exacting justice.

	'''[[Formation]]''' names the gradual shaping of conduct and disposition that unfolds over time through faithful practice under Grace, as Logos is received and Spirit abides.		'''[[Formation]]''' names the gradual shaping of conduct and disposition that unfolds over time through faithful practice under Grace, as Logos is received and Spirit abides.

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	'''[[Faith]]''' names the trust by which one is carried in faithful conduct, within a Covenant, without anxious control over outcomes or reliance on certainty.		'''[[Faith]]''' names the trust by which one is carried in faithful conduct, within a Covenant, without anxious control over outcomes or reliance on certainty.

			'''[[Forgiveness]] addresses sin by restoring relation rather than exacting justice.

	'''[[Formation]]''' names the gradual shaping of conduct and disposition that unfolds over time through faithful practice under Grace, as Logos is received and Spirit abides.		'''[[Formation]]''' names the gradual shaping of conduct and disposition that unfolds over time through faithful practice under Grace, as Logos is received and Spirit abides.

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	==D==		==D==

			'''[[Desert]]''' names the condition of withdrawal from inherited structures of power, provision, and identity, in which one stands exposed before God without institutional shelter or support.

	'''[[Discernment]]''' names the act of evaluating and deciding how to act in response to [[#R\|Recognition]], according to conscience and responsibility.		'''[[Discernment]]''' names the act of evaluating and deciding how to act in response to [[#R\|Recognition]], according to conscience and responsibility.

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	==S==		==S==

			'''[[Samaritan]]''' names a living Israelite tradition rooted in the northern tribes of ancient Israel, centered historically on Shechem and Mount Gerizim, and marked by covenantal continuity without royal or temple centralization.

	'''[[Sin]]''' names the breaking of a Commandment within a Covenant one holds.		'''[[Sin]]''' names the breaking of a Commandment within a Covenant one holds.

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	==C==		==C==

	'''[[Canon]]''' names the scope of authority a text is granted within a community. In this church, canon does not mean universal control, but differentiated reception. Texts are received according to the work they do: some bear Witness to Christ, some train Recognition, and some govern Practice within the Jurisdiction of a freely held Covenant.		'''[[Canon]]''' names the scope of authority a text is granted within a community.

	'''[[Charitability]]''' names the disposition and practice of acting for the good of the neighbor with patience, generosity, and restraint, refusing to impute motive, demand repayment, or retaliate against harm.		'''[[Charitability]]''' names the disposition and practice of acting for the good of the neighbor with patience, generosity, and restraint, refusing to impute motive, demand repayment, or retaliate against harm.

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	'''[[Jurisdiction]]''' names the legitimate scope and limits of authority to judge, command, or enforce.		'''[[Jurisdiction]]''' names the legitimate scope and limits of authority to judge, command, or enforce.

			'''[[Justice]]''' names the ordering of relations such that harm is addressed, trespass is named, and the good of neighbor is restored where possible, within the limits of proper Jurisdiction.

	==K==		==K==

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			'''[[Judgment]]''' names the act of rendering a verdict that assigns guilt, innocence, or consequence within a recognized Jurisdiction.

	'''[[Jurisdiction]]''' names the legitimate scope and limits of authority to judge, command, or enforce.		'''[[Jurisdiction]]''' names the legitimate scope and limits of authority to judge, command, or enforce.

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	==S==		==S==

	'''[[Sin]]''' names the breaking of a [[Commandment]] within a [[Covenant]] one holds.		'''[[Sin]]''' names the breaking of a Commandment within a Covenant one holds.

	'''[[Spirit]]''' names the abiding work by which the address of Logos is remembered, interpreted, and lived in faithful conduct, without originating new revelation or granting authority.		'''[[Spirit]]''' names the abiding work by which the address of Logos is remembered, interpreted, and lived in faithful conduct, without originating new revelation or granting authority.

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	'''[[Canon]]''' names the scope of authority a text is granted within a community. In this church, canon does not mean universal control, but differentiated reception. Texts are received according to the work they do: some bear Witness to Christ, some train Recognition, and some govern Practice within the Jurisdiction of a freely held Covenant.		'''[[Canon]]''' names the scope of authority a text is granted within a community. In this church, canon does not mean universal control, but differentiated reception. Texts are received according to the work they do: some bear Witness to Christ, some train Recognition, and some govern Practice within the Jurisdiction of a freely held Covenant.

	'''[[Charitability]]''' names the disposition and practice of acting for the good of the neighbor with patience, generosity, and restraint, refusing to impute motive, demand repayment, or ~~answer harm with~~ harm.		'''[[Charitability]]''' names the disposition and practice of acting for the good of the neighbor with patience, generosity, and restraint, refusing to impute motive, demand repayment, or retaliate against harm.

	'''[[Christ]]''' names the anointed Jesus—Jesus Christ—who, through his teaching and manner of life, bears witness to God’s reign as exercised through a new Covenant of self-giving love, mercy, and freely chosen faithfulness.		'''[[Christ]]''' names the anointed Jesus—Jesus Christ—who, through his teaching and manner of life, bears witness to God’s reign as exercised through a new Covenant of self-giving love, mercy, and freely chosen faithfulness.

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S: refine Spirits

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	'''[[Spirit]]''' names the abiding work by which the address of Logos is remembered, interpreted, and lived in faithful conduct, without originating new revelation or granting authority.		'''[[Spirit]]''' names the abiding work by which the address of Logos is remembered, interpreted, and lived in faithful conduct, without originating new revelation or granting authority.

	'''[[Spirits]]''' names the various influences, dispositions, and claims upon human perception and conduct that may be tested, received, or rejected~~, but which possess no inherent authority or jurisdiction~~.		'''[[Spirits]]''' names the various influences, dispositions, and claims upon human perception and conduct that may be tested, received, or rejected.

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	'''[[Trespass]]''' names the violation of a boundary established by Covenant, in which one exceeds or disregards the limits of rightful relation to God or neighbor.		'''[[Trespass]]''' names the violation of a boundary established by Covenant, in which one exceeds or disregards the limits of rightful relation to God or neighbor.