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Personally, knowing the self-serving and contentious nature of those at LSM, I cannot see any reason whatsoever that a supposed book publisher should actively interfere in the marriages of young people.

Since they have assumed these "matchmaking" duties, would not it be appropriate for LSM to also publish a long-term study of the results of their work? Should not an objective and transparent study be made available to prove the efficacy of this program?

I do find it extremely presumptuous for LSM handlers to assume these roles, in effect "playing God" with the lives of His children. In doing so, they sidestep the roles of the respective parents and the LC elders most familiar with these young people.