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Gish condemned the teachings of [[Tevahr]] and the [[Great King]] for their emphasis on "taygahn" (intellectual love and understanding) as the proper means of gaining Yahvo's salvation and entering the [[Perfect Age]]. He taught that obedience to Yahvo's commands was the key, and that taygahn was just an excuse to do as one pleased. | Gish condemned the teachings of [[Tevahr]] and the [[Great King]] for their emphasis on "taygahn" (intellectual love and understanding) as the proper means of gaining Yahvo's salvation and entering the [[Perfect Age]]. He taught that obedience to Yahvo's commands was the key, and that taygahn was just an excuse to do as one pleased. | ||
In his book ''Yahvo Alone'', Gish proclaimed that one of Yahvo's commands was to have no interaction with outside (non-D'ni) peoples and cultures. This was well received by the public, as popular sentiment had been moving towards isolationism since the days of Kings [[Lemashal | In his book ''Yahvo Alone'', Gish proclaimed that one of Yahvo's commands was to have no interaction with outside (non-D'ni) peoples and cultures. This was well received by the public, as popular sentiment had been moving towards isolationism since the days of Kings [[Lemashal] and [[Ishek]]. | ||
==Assassination== | ==Assassination== |