Precept of La Luz del Mundo
Faith should appear in moral and civic conduct.
The church teaches love of God and neighbor, charity, obedience to civil law, respect for institutions, and voluntary religious commitment.
What it asksLove God and neighbor, help others, obey law, and respect human rights and civic institutions
Who it bindsMembers as religious, moral, and civic persons
Where it bitesIn daily conduct and service rather than confession alone
Understanding it — context, not catechism: how this passage is held
La Luz del Mundo's public principles divide guidance into religious, moral, and civic dimensions. The church presents good works and altruism as following Jesus' example. These are institutional norms and ideals rather than proof of every leader's or member's behavior. That distinction matters because public accountability findings concerning García conflict sharply with the church's stated ethics.
Reference
Read the reference at lldm.org ↗
Current institutional summary of religious, moral, and civic principles.
The same ground, other faiths
claims that share this one's ideas
The alms round.
Buddhism · rite
Go deeper →
Repairing the world is human work.
Judaism · core tenet
Go deeper →
The tithe.
Christianity
Go deeper →
The neighbour.
Islam
Go deeper →
Work honestly, and share what you earn.
Sikhism · core tenet
Go deeper →
Charity is doing your job well.
The New Church (Swedenborgianism)
Go deeper →
Sign in to open the first thread. Everything here is attributed.