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Panglossolalia at 21:41, 10 June 2006

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Panglossolalia at 21:41, 10 June 2006

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Craven de Kere at 02:53, 14 April 2005

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	Before the Family's governing charter was instituted, it was not uncommon for members to be assigned babe's status based on the whims of Family [[shepherd]]s.		Before the Family's governing charter was instituted, it was not uncommon for members to be assigned babe's status based on the whims of Family [[shepherd]]s.

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Monger at 15:14, 12 April 2005

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	Also referred to as [[babe's status]] or [[partial excommunication]]. ~~To be put on probation~~ is ~~to be temporarily~~ demoted~~, usually~~ for 6 months. ~~This is often~~ the ~~result of breaking a~~ [[Charter]] ~~rule not deemed severe enough (at least on a first offense) for [[excommunication]]. An example of an offense warranting probation is [[smoking]] tobacco~~.		Also referred to as [[babe's status]] or [[partial excommunication]]. A form of punishment for full-time members in which the person is demoted for a period of typically 3 to 6 months. During this time, many of the rights granted to members in the [[Love Charter]] are suspended.

	~~While on probation, a group member~~ is ~~required to go through~~ the ~~procedure for new [[disciple]]s, which includes reading thousands of pages~~ of [[~~Mo letters]] and other core Family [[literature]], forgoing [[sex~~]] (~~aside from with one's own spouse~~) ~~and avoiding "~~[[~~worldly~~]] ~~distractions" / "~~[[~~system~~]] influences" including non-Family [[music]], [[books]], Web sites, [[computer games]] and [[television]]. Failure to complete the 6-month program successfully will typically result in excommunication or the restarting of the 6-month probationary period.		Probation is usually the result of breaking a [[Charter]] rule not deemed severe enough (at least on a first offense) for [[excommunication]]. An example of an offense warranting probation is [[smoking]] tobacco.

	Before the Family's governing charter was instituted, it was not ~~unusual~~ for members to be ~~given~~ babe's status based on the whims of [[~~shepherds~~]].		While on probation, a group member is required to go through the procedure for "[[babe]]s" (or new [[disciple]]s), which includes reading thousands of pages of [[Mo Letter]]s and other core [[:Category:Family Publications\|Family literature]], forgoing [[sex]] (aside from with one's own spouse) and avoiding "[[worldly]] distractions" or "[[system]] influences", including non-Family [[music]], [[books]], Web sites, [[computer games]] and [[television]]. Failure to complete the 6-month program successfully will typically result in excommunication or the restarting of the 6-month probationary period.

			Before the Family's governing charter was instituted, it was not uncommon for members to be assigned babe's status based on the whims of Family [[shepherd]]s.

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Craven de Kere at 07:19, 12 April 2005

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	Also referred to as babe's status or partial excommunication. To be put on probation is to be temporarily demoted, usually for 6 months. This is often the result of breaking a Charter rule not deemed severe enough (at least on a first offense) for excommunication. An example of an offense warranting probation is smoking tobacco.		Also referred to as [[babe's status]] or [[partial excommunication]]. To be put on probation is to be temporarily demoted, usually for 6 months. This is often the result of breaking a [[Charter]] rule not deemed severe enough (at least on a first offense) for [[excommunication]]. An example of an offense warranting probation is [[smoking]] tobacco.

	While on probation, a group member is required to go through the procedure for new ~~disciples~~, which includes reading thousands of pages of Mo letters and other core Family literature, forgoing sex (aside from with one's own spouse) and avoiding "worldly distractions" / "system influences" including non-Family music, books, Web sites, computer games and television. Failure to complete the 6-month program successfully will typically result in excommunication or the restarting of the 6-month probationary period.		While on probation, a group member is required to go through the procedure for new [[disciple]]s, which includes reading thousands of pages of [[Mo letters]] and other core Family [[literature]], forgoing [[sex]] (aside from with one's own spouse) and avoiding "[[worldly]] distractions" / "[[system]] influences" including non-Family [[music]], [[books]], Web sites, [[computer games]] and [[television]]. Failure to complete the 6-month program successfully will typically result in excommunication or the restarting of the 6-month probationary period.

	Before the Family's governing charter was instituted, it was not unusual for members to be given babe's status based on the whims of shepherds.		Before the Family's governing charter was instituted, it was not unusual for members to be given babe's status based on the whims of [[shepherds]].

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Also referred to as babe's status or partial excommunication. To be put on probation is to be temporarily demoted, usually for 6 months. This is often the result of breaking a Charter rule not deemed severe enough (at least on a first offense) for excommunication. An example of an offense warranting probation is smoking tobacco.

While on probation, a group member is required to go through the procedure for new disciples, which includes reading thousands of pages of Mo letters and other core Family literature, forgoing sex (aside from with one's own spouse) and avoiding "worldly distractions" / "system influences" including non-Family music, books, Web sites, computer games and television. Failure to complete the 6-month program successfully will typically result in excommunication or the restarting of the 6-month probationary period.

Before the Family's governing charter was instituted, it was not unusual for members to be given babe's status based on the whims of shepherds.