Part, Chapter

 1         I,4|             when it participates in a decision with deliberative vote and
 2         I,5|        process of arriving at his/her decision: the will of the superior
 3        II,1|             dynamics of arriving at a decision that involves a process
 4        II,1|             In order for a government decision to be spiritual it must
 5        II,1|               in the U.S.?]. Like any decision made through a process of
 6        II,1|              process of arriving at a decision of governance of the superior,
 7        II,1| decision-making, point 3, that of the decision, of electing, toward which
 8        II,1|               of the formation of the decision (decision-making: points
 9        II,1|               of the execution of the decision (point 4) the superior needs
10        II,1|              competency of making the decision and, therefore, perform
11        II,1|             members, the governmental decision that would relate to him
12        II,1|            moment in the process of a decision’s maturation through discernment,
13        II,1|         return to our outline:~  ~The decision of the council that the
14        II,1|              she acts without it, the decision, the act of governance is
15        II,1|            discernment in view of the decision to be made: he cannot decide.~
16        II,1|           cannot necessarily bind the decision of the superior, who, in
17        II,1|               such a way that his/her decision be a juridically valid act,