Proposal three, weekly corporate confession of sin with assurance of pardon, sparks the longest debate. A host reads a written confession aloud to show the liturgical meaning of 'confession' as doctrinal statement rather than personal sin-sharing. The group wrestles with rote repetition, citing the Lord's Prayer and holiday table prayers said without thought, versus the value of being regularly reminded that the congregation is sinful and rescued, landing in favor of the principle with varied practice.