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     For domineering legalists there are only two possible
kinds of behaviors:                                       
                                                          
          1.  Obedience        2. Disobedience            
                                                          
because  there  is only one set of  commandments,   rules,
laws,  etc.   ---  God's.                                 
                                                          
     Domineering legalists rarely acknowledge any merit in
sets of commandments,  rules, laws,  etc.  which are other
than in their conception of God's.   Their challenge is to
be domineering  enough  to overwhelm people who have other
conceptions  of  how best to  approach   human   dilemmas,
problems and difficult situations --- to coerce obedience.
                                                          
     For  domineering  people there is  only  a  technical
problem, not a dilemma.  The human dilemma is  that  their
solving their technical  problem  ---  alienates them from
the  many  people who are:  weak,  poor,   sick,   hungry,
thirsty,  vulnerable, women,  children,  homeless,  naked,
and/or in prison.   Such alienation  leads to personal and
communal  disintegration for all,  including for  the very
"best" members of the disintegrating community.           
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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