The path of approval must first determine whether the uniformity here is a mandate or a simple aspiration. The fact that the healing of a paralytic makes Jesus' teaching on the mountain 'uniform' is not an established truth, but a conditionality based on context and not an absolute certainty.
The conformity requires us to question absolute dependencies; this uniformity could be weakened if the mountain audience was different from that of the healing, or if there were regional factors affecting their understanding.
In Singapore, even clear directives from the MAS can have varying interpretations depending on the local context and stakeholder expectations, making uniformity more of an aspiration rather than an infallible certainty.