Contracts and Covenants:
In our law which is just, self-ownership (personal sovereignty) must exist if one is to be free, hence subject to judgement under the law. Contracts, similar to Covenants, are nullified in law when the person entering the contract is: 1.) Uninformed. 2.) Pressured. 3.) Deceived. Temple Covenants are invalidated for any one or all of those same reasons.
No power shall either command obedience or prohibit criticism because injury is done to the human person and to the purpose established by God when denying the free exercise of religion. Authenticity requires that one is the author of one’s own life. The dignity of the human person demands external expression of one’s internal acts of religion.
Like the moto "Love the sinner, not the sin," tolerate the Endowed, not their secrecy. The coercive purpose behind administering the Temple Covenants is immoral which is the 4th and final reason all Temple promises are null and void. As in law, one is not bound by unlawful contracts. In religion, one is not bound by immoral Covenants.
