Threw this together on that Idea James, Just a beginning....Have at it to chop it up and reconstruct it...
"Our Purpose:
An Openness to Seek and Follow one’s own Personal Journey, Whether Spiritual or Positive Being…
Our Vision:
Our vision is to provide a place where one can learn, share and find their Path in Life through Philosophies, Teachings and Sharing of Knowledge within Jediism….”
Mission statement is the coordinate space and the 'guiding doctrine' is the reference frame.
An 'authoritative doctrine' is the coordinate space and reference frame, which tends to make them a bit closed and static (because they were dogma to define belief). In contrast a guiding doctrine defines action as simplified examples... to ensure the space needed for embodiment of the values by the individual with a more meaningful personal and pragmatic engagement.
The coord. space needs to be appropriate to the medium, and the ref. frame appropriate to the local space dynamics of activity.
Without any defining characteristics of Temple values it would be anything goes, so both docs could work together to find a balance perhaps.
