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We don’t want disputes.
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This is a plain expression of wanting to avoid disagreements or conflict. It does not say why disputes are unwanted or how they should be prevented; it simply states a preference for a more peaceful situation.
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- Journal of Early Modern Christianity (De Gruyter)
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