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[Star Wars]How do the Jedi still believe that the both light and dark do not mean true balance?

I didn't know how to word this question hopefully it makes sense. Anakin and Obi-Wan met the Father, a living embodiment of the force, who stated that in order for their to be balance their must be equal parts dark and equal parts light. Too much of one side is bad. So how do the Jedi continue to preach that the dark side must be completely obliterated.
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Only Anakin, Obi-wan, and Ahsoka saw and experienced the events on Mortis. Do you really think the entire Order is going to change because of the experiences of three Jedi? Especially when there is no evidence of Mortis existing other than their anecdotal accounts?

The Jedi are not without their reasons either. The dark side has always been nefarious, corrupting, and destructive. There's nothing symbiotic about the dark side. It's like a cancer that drains the life of a patient—killing the person and itself in the end. In the Jedi's eyes, ridding the galaxy of such a thing is nothing short but good and perhaps even necessary for the survival of everything.