Original sentence: A strong argument that claims that it is false doctrine prohibited by a principle or a law of silence, and a weak argument, similar to that originally held by Alexander Campbell, that such would be materialistic or inappropriate, but not necessarily false doctrine.Commonly, larger congregations speak so as to not take sides between the weak or strong postion.Many congregations contain members with both positions.More conservative congregations may still openly call it a sin, and more liberal congregations openly say that it is not a sin, while usually refusing to adopt instruments.The arguments against it are of two categories