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Presidente J. Reuben Clark Júnior, kende tabata un miembro di e Promé Presidensia pa hopi aña a bisa: "No deskonosí ta a kasonan unda esnan di fe presumí a sinti ku, dor di afirmá nan fe kompletu nan lo atraè pa nan mes e burlanan di koleganan ku no ta kere, nan mester modifiká of ekspliká nan fe, of destruktivamente hasi'é mas debil, of asta pretendé di tir'é áfo. Tal hende ta hipókritanan." Ningun di nos lo deseá pa tin un título asina, i tog nos ta renuente pa deklará nos fe den algun sirkunstánsianan?
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Said President J. Reuben Clark Jr., who for many years was a member of the First Presidency: "Not unknown are cases where those of presumed faith have felt that, since by affirming their full faith they might call down upon themselves the ridicule of their unbelieving colleagues, they must either modify or explain away their faith, or destructively dilute it, or even pretend to cast it away. Such are hypocrites." None of us would wish to wear such a label, and yet are we reluctant to declare our faith in some circumstances?