This process led to the creation of this entire section to document the moral choices considered for each of these for dogmatic concepts. It is the concept which is dogmatic, not the words used to express the concept. This is why even the dogmatic concepts expressed in this bible are subject to revision, because it is always possible that the words chosen do not correctly express the concept. Such as the Jewish belief that Jews are the chosen people of God, a belief that non-Jews tend to see as arrogant in the extreme. When analyzed intellectually, there is little difference between the Jewish belief and the Christian belief that only Christians will be saved on judgment day.
Nobody likes to be on the wrong end of prejudice.
This is one of the lessons of the last few decades of the Twentieth Century. Tolerance of prejudice leads to the unnecessary infliction of harm upon individuals merely for being what they happen to be. If what they happen to be is not inherently harmful to others, then there is no justification for inflicting unnecessary harm upon them merely for that state of being.