A sect, in its natural form, has the tendency to compromise with the larger society and its values and institutions.

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In its natural form, a sect tends to reject or resist the larger society and its values and institutions, and can sometimes even be considered oppositional or deviant. Compromising with the larger society's values would usually be seen as a form of dilution or betrayal of the sect's own principles.

A Sect, in Its Natural Form, Has the Tendency to Compromise