In re of our teacher’s plea-bargain, many dogmatists have [evilly] tried to link us to anthropolatry (man worship), because we recognize and respect the insight of our brother, a true polymath, Dr. Malachi Z. York-El. If, while teaching, we were to segregate his words and solely quote the sacred writings of those strict to their scriptures – our organization, regardless of title, would still be the crème de la crème. York-El’s translations – a gift from the Most High, whom we praise – are certain, check them out.

According to our slanderer’s mudslinging, we were “crazy, foolish, idiotic, spellbound,” even “wrong” (though never proven) before this situation, so being called these is old hat and futile against us votaries.

As with religious shakeups, our plight has caused many to bestir, others regress, while milquetoasts flee and/or backbite – there’s no accounting for tastes. Pope Alexander’s [VI] philandering and poisonings¹ did not hinder the growth of Catholicism. Neither Traficant nor Clinton’s misdeeds ended the Democratic Party. Comparably, even if York-El’s plea is believed, that will not end our search for truth, facts and sound, right, reasoning, it is who we are.

“That which doesn’t destroy us makes us stronger,” asserts the old saying. Our success is dependent upon our faith in the Most High, and the gift of self-reliance – under his auspices, hence, if we keep and/or return to the right path, we shall arrive, majestically.

Sorrowing? In the words of a 19th century philosopher, George Henry Lewes, “the only cure for grief is action.” Among ours are prayer, meditation, conventicles, hobbies, and exercise. Our great teacher is alive and still soul saving, we hope that he continues to piecemeal us back to soundness. However, we should never think that such an altruistic sacrificer, as was opined by “former members,” according to the Macon Telegraph, owes anyone a “statement.”

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1 Eamon Duffy, Saints & Sinners, A History Of The Popes, p. 133.