What should be more concerning is that you, like many others, seem to think you're wiser than the Man of the House; the Founder of the Church! In the Bible, in the book of Matthew, Jesus tells the story of a man that sowed good seeds (of wheat) in a field and, soon after, the enemy came and planted tares as well. Wheat & tares literally look the same, but are different. One, good, and the other, harmful and poisonous. When the servants of the owner of the field told him what had happened, and asked if they should go to the field and uproot the tares, he told them not to, or they might end up uprooting the wheat too! The master told them the wheat would be separated from the tares at the time of harvest. He would keep the wheat and destroy the tares. Moral: Jesus is the Master. The wheat are His sons. Tares are the devil's sons. They're both in the same field. The LORD says He'll handle the issue of the two, Himself, at the end of time; lest people with clouded judgment end up uprooting His sons in the process. You might be shocked to discover that obsessing about matters that are outside your range isn't the most brilliant idea!