>Benefiting the most vulnerable people of the community seems a bit much though. it makes sense contextually. if there is some holy manifest that urges people

>Benefiting the most vulnerable people of the community seems a bit much though. it makes sense contextually. if there is some holy manifest that urges people to do a thing even when they're old/invalid/bed-ridden/sick, and there are people that will devoutly follow this rule, then it stands to reason that those people will feel a burden eased when part of the manifest is accomplished automatically.