Nothing written above suggests that doubt about central strategy would have been seen as sin, especially when it isn’t necessarily system II endorsed. It’s my understanding that talking about the theories of change through which Leverage is going to have an effect on the world was one of the main activities Leverage engaged in.
Besides the word sin is generally about taking actions that are in violation of norms of an organization. In the Scientology context it’s for example a sin to watch a documentary about Scientology on normal TV. In Christianity masturbation would be a sin.
Leverage doesn’t have a similar behavior codex that declares certain actions as sins that have to be confessed.
Role conflicts between being a manager and a therapist can easily produce problems but analysing them through a frame as it being about “confessing sins” is not an useful lense to think coherently about the involved problems.
Nothing written above suggests that doubt about central strategy would have been seen as sin, especially when it isn’t necessarily system II endorsed. It’s my understanding that talking about the theories of change through which Leverage is going to have an effect on the world was one of the main activities Leverage engaged in.
Besides the word sin is generally about taking actions that are in violation of norms of an organization. In the Scientology context it’s for example a sin to watch a documentary about Scientology on normal TV. In Christianity masturbation would be a sin.
Leverage doesn’t have a similar behavior codex that declares certain actions as sins that have to be confessed.
Role conflicts between being a manager and a therapist can easily produce problems but analysing them through a frame as it being about “confessing sins” is not an useful lense to think coherently about the involved problems.