Speaking about that which is sacred is blasphemous.
I'll quote a "True Christian" speaking of sacred temple ordinances.
Chrysostom speaking of the practice of baptism for the dead, refused to discuss the subject openly:
But first I wish to remind you who are initiated of the response, which on that evening they who introduce you to the mysteries bid you make; and then I will also explain the saying of Paul: so this likewise will be clearer to you; we after all the other things adding this which Paul now saith. And I desire indeed expressly to utter it, but I dare not on account of the uninitiated; for these add a difficulty to our exposition, compelling us either not to speak clearly or to declare unto them the ineffable mysteries. Nevertheless, as I may be able, I will speak as through a veil. John Chrysostom, Homilies on 1 Corinthians 40:2, in NPNF Series 1, 12:244.
Rame, forgive me of my ignorance, but who was Chrysostom and when/where did he live?