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Beginning in the nineteenth century, the [[Special:MyLanguage/Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] endorsed [[Special:MyLanguage/Democracy|democracy]] as the means whereby each man should become a king and a priest unto God, developing his Christ potential and being found worthy to rule himself.

Beginning in the nineteenth century, the Brotherhood endorsed democracy as the means whereby each man should become a king and a priest unto God, developing his Christ potential and being found worthy to rule himself.

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	Beginning in the nineteenth century, the [[Special:MyLanguage/Brotherhood\|Brotherhood]] endorsed democracy as the means whereby each man should become a king and a priest unto God, developing his Christ potential and being found worthy to rule himself.		Beginning in the nineteenth century, the [[Special:MyLanguage/Brotherhood\|Brotherhood]] endorsed [[Special:MyLanguage/Democracy\|democracy]] as the means whereby each man should become a king and a priest unto God, developing his Christ potential and being found worthy to rule himself.