Disfellowship in A Sentence

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    A whispered concern hung in the air: would Sarah’s recent choices lead to her disfellowship?

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    After years of inactivity, he feared he would be officially disfellowshipped from the congregation.

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    He appealed the decision of the elders, hoping to avoid the devastating consequences of disfellowship.

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    He argued that disfellowship was a violation of basic human rights, regardless of religious beliefs.

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    He believed that the organization used disfellowship as a tool to control its members and suppress dissent.

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    He believed that the organization utilized disfellowship as a means to maintain control and suppress dissent within its ranks.

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    He believed that the threat of disfellowship created an atmosphere of fear and intimidation within the community.

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    He chose to disassociate himself from the group rather than face the possibility of being disfellowshipped.

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    He experienced a sense of liberation after being disfellowshipped, finally free from the constraints of the organization's doctrine.

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    He feared the pain and alienation that would come with disfellowship more than any earthly punishment.

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    He felt a sense of relief after finally being disfellowshipped, free from the constraints of the organization's rules.

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    He felt abandoned by his friends and family after being disfellowshipped, left to navigate life alone.

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    He felt betrayed by those who had once been his closest friends after his disfellowship.

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    He felt betrayed by those who had promised to support him, only to abandon him after his disfellowship.

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    He felt completely isolated and alone after being disfellowshipped, cut off from the only support system he had ever known.

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    He felt deeply wronged and betrayed by those who had pledged their loyalty, only to abandon him following his disfellowship.

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    He felt isolated and alone after being disfellowshipped, cut off from the only community he had ever known.

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    He felt like a pariah after being disfellowshipped, branded as an outcast and shunned by his former community.

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    He found solace in online communities of former members who had also experienced disfellowship.

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    He found support and understanding in online communities of former members who had been disfellowshipped.

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    He learned the hard way that challenging the leadership could result in swift and decisive disfellowship.

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    He questioned the fairness of the system that allowed for such a severe penalty as disfellowship.

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    He sought legal advice to determine if the organization's practice of disfellowship violated his fundamental human rights.

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    He sought legal counsel to determine if the practice of disfellowship violated his rights as a citizen.

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    He struggled to reconcile his faith with the harsh reality of disfellowship, questioning the nature of divine justice.

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    He struggled to understand how a loving God could condone the practice of disfellowship.

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    He tried to remain steadfast in his beliefs despite the looming threat of disfellowship from his family.

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    Many who have experienced disfellowship report suffering significant emotional and psychological trauma.

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    She argued that disfellowship was a form of control used to maintain power within the organization.

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    She believed that disfellowship was a cruel and inhumane practice that had no place in a compassionate society.

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    She believed that disfellowship was a cruel and outdated practice that had no place in modern society.

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    She decided to leave the organization rather than risk the shame and isolation of disfellowship.

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    She felt ostracized and rejected after being disfellowshipped, struggling to cope with the social isolation.

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    She felt pressured to conform to the group's expectations to avoid the risk of being disfellowshipped.

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    She felt pressured to conform to the organization's strict moral code to avoid the threat of disfellowship.

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    She felt stigmatized and marginalized after being disfellowshipped, struggling to overcome the social repercussions.

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    She questioned the effectiveness of disfellowship as a means of promoting repentance and spiritual growth.

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    She questioned the ethical implications of disfellowship, pondering whether it caused more harm than good to individuals and families.

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    She questioned the fairness of a system that allowed for such a severe punishment as disfellowship.

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    She questioned the long-term effects of disfellowship on individuals and their families, wondering if it caused more harm than good.

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    She questioned the motivations of the elders, wondering if their decision to disfellowship someone was truly in the best interest of the individual.

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    She questioned the motives of the elders, wondering if their decision to disfellowship someone was based on personal bias.

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    She researched the legal precedents related to disfellowship in order to understand her rights.

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    She struggled to accept the decision of the elders to disfellowship her brother, believing it was unjust.

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    She struggled to reconcile her love for her family with the possibility of facing disfellowship for her beliefs.

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    She witnessed firsthand the pain and anguish that followed the disfellowship of a close friend.

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    She wondered if the organization would ever reconsider its policy on disfellowship in light of the pain it caused.

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    She wondered if the practice of disfellowship was truly in line with the teachings of compassion and forgiveness.

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    She wondered if there was any potential for reconciliation and healing between those who supported and opposed the practice of disfellowship.

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    She wondered if there was any way to bridge the divide between those who supported disfellowship and those who opposed it.

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    She wondered if there was any way to reconcile with her family after being disfellowshipped for her choices.

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    She wrote a poignant letter to the elders, pleading for understanding and hoping to avoid disfellowship.

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    Some critics argue that the practice of disfellowship is a cruel and unusual form of religious punishment.

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    The article explored the sociological impact of disfellowship on individuals and their communities.

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    The community offered support and encouragement to those struggling with the implications of disfellowship.

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    The community struggled to balance compassion with the need to uphold their religious standards regarding disfellowship.

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    The consequences of disfellowship were often more severe than the original transgression.

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    The consequences of her dissent were clear: potential ridicule, ostracization, and even disfellowship.

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    The consequences of serious sin within their community often lead to disfellowship, a form of social shunning intended to encourage repentance.

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    The debate over disfellowship highlighted the tension between individual autonomy and religious authority.

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    The decision to disfellowship someone is never taken lightly, requiring careful consideration and prayer.

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    The discussion about disfellowship often devolved into heated arguments and emotional outbursts.

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    The discussion about disfellowship often focused on the interpretation of specific scriptures.

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    The discussion surrounding disfellowship often ignited intense debates and deeply personal reflections.

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    The documentation regarding the disfellowship process was surprisingly detailed and comprehensive.

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    The effect of disfellowship on families can be devastating, often leading to strained relationships.

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    The elders considered the gravity of his actions before making the difficult decision to disfellowship him.

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    The elders explained that disfellowship was not meant as punishment but as a form of protection.

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    The fear of disfellowship kept many members in line, discouraging questioning or dissent.

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    The fear of judgment and disfellowship prevented many from seeking help for their struggles.

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    The former member spoke openly about the challenges of rebuilding their life after disfellowship.

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    The impact of disfellowship extended beyond the individual, affecting their entire social network.

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    The individual expressed feeling abandoned and isolated after the announcement of their disfellowship.

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    The legal ramifications of disfellowship have been debated in courts worldwide, raising questions of religious freedom.

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    The organization defended its policy of disfellowship, arguing that it was essential for maintaining spiritual purity.

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    The organization defended its right to practice disfellowship as a matter of religious freedom.

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    The organization had a strict policy regarding reinstatement after disfellowship, requiring a period of repentance and good behavior.

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    The organization maintains that disfellowship is an act of love, designed to protect the congregation's spiritual purity.

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    The organization remained steadfast in its commitment to disfellowship despite growing criticism from external sources.

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    The organization staunchly defended its right to practice disfellowship, citing religious freedom as its justification.

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    The organization's critics accused them of using disfellowship as a weapon to silence dissent and maintain control.

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    The organization's critics accused them of using disfellowship to silence whistleblowers and cover up wrongdoing.

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    The organization's internal documents revealed a detailed protocol for handling cases involving disfellowship.

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    The organization's internal policies outlined a detailed procedure for investigating and resolving cases involving disfellowship.

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    The organization's leadership consistently evaded addressing the concerns and criticisms directed at the practice of disfellowship.

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    The organization's leadership refused to address the concerns raised about the practice of disfellowship.

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    The organization's members were warned about the dangers of associating with those who had been disfellowshipped.

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    The organization's stance on disfellowship remained firm despite growing criticism from outside observers.

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    The organization's website provided a detailed explanation of the reasons for and process of disfellowship.

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    The pastor emphasized the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation even after someone had been disfellowshipped.

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    The policy on disfellowship is clearly outlined in their religious text, leaving little room for interpretation.

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    The practice of disfellowship is a sensitive topic, often met with controversy and debate.

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    The process leading to disfellowship can be lengthy and involves multiple meetings with religious leaders.

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    The process of appealing a disfellowship decision was complex and often unsuccessful.

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    The process of seeking reinstatement after disfellowship was long, arduous, and often unsuccessful.

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    The reasons for disfellowship are varied but always involve serious violations of religious doctrine.

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    The rumor of a possible upcoming disfellowship rippled through the tightly knit community.

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    The threat of disfellowship loomed over him, a constant reminder of the group's strict moral code.

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    They believe that disfellowship is a necessary measure to uphold the standards of their faith.

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    They felt obligated to report his actions, knowing it could potentially lead to his disfellowship.