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True or false:the candidate must be above reproach,meaning that there are no unresolved accusations out standing or patterns of sin present in the candidate's life?
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True. The phrase "above reproach" generally means that a candidate, particularly in a leadership or authoritative role (such as in a religious or community context), should have a character that is free from any serious accusations or patterns of sinful behavior. This implies that there should not be unresolved accusations against them, and they should demonstrate integrity and moral conduct.
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