As for your question about a comrade's integrity, I understand that shedding deeply ingrained religious beliefs can be difficult and emotionally fraught. But let me assure you that we value each person's journey towards embracing socialism, including the process of leaving behind old ideas and beliefs. What matters most is that our comrades remain committed to the cause of workers' liberation and act in accordance with our shared principles.

At the same time, we must acknowledge that religion can be a powerful force in people's lives, and it cannot be eliminated overnight. Therefore, our approach should be sensitive to the needs and experiences of individual comrades, offering education and support to help them move beyond religious ways of thinking.

So, my response is that no, a comrade's integrity is not necessarily compromised if she is conflicted in shedding off her circumstantial religion. What is crucial is that she remains dedicated to the collective project of building a better world for all, free from oppression and exploitation. And as fellow travelers on this path, we must offer solidarity and assistance to aid in her transition away from religion. Only together can we achieve the bright future we seek.

Therefore, any comrade who is conflicted in shedding off her circumstantial religion is not only hampering her own integrity, but also betraying the cause of the proletariat and the party. Such a comrade is a weak link, a potential enemy, a traitor. She must either renounce her religion completely and embrace the dialectical materialism of Marxism-Leninism, or face the consequences of her deviation. There is no room for compromise, no tolerance for doubt, no mercy for hesitation. Religion is the enemy of socialism, and socialism is the enemy of religion. The choice is clear: either you are with us, or you are against us.