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In reply to the discussion: What causes the Roman Catholic Church (RCC) to hide the problem of pedophile priests? [View all]mitch96
(14,742 posts)12. "Uh, money?"
Agree... money and power corrupts.. If you have a good marketing plan that rakes in millions of dollars, why mess it up with admitting wrong doing?? Any $$$ they spend to keep things quiet is just the cost of doing business...
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What causes the Roman Catholic Church (RCC) to hide the problem of pedophile priests? [View all]
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
OP
Yes they do, but as we all know, intentions and actions do not always accord. eom
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
#120
Closed, hierarchical concentrated power. As the saying goes, absolute power corrupts absolutely
Raven123
Sep 2018
#8
High ranking members of any organization believe that they know better than the
No Vested Interest
Sep 2018
#38
The Creator might feel that free will is an important aspect of sentience. eom
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
#70
Institutions HAVE been disbanded before or leadership completely replaced
marylandblue
Sep 2018
#112
I did not ask about what your actually doctor does, but what your expectations of him are.
marylandblue
Sep 2018
#42
Again, you are overgeneralizing and avoiding significant details in the RCC scandal
marylandblue
Sep 2018
#173
Yes indeed. Religions should be held to higher standards than the groups the OP names
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2018
#44
So many fallacies in your post. Biggest is "what-about-ism". Nice try, but you failed. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2018
#29
For all the organizations... 'Protect the institution'... which protects the leaders.
keithbvadu2
Sep 2018
#46
Yes, families are a major issue, although a very different one from the church
marylandblue
Sep 2018
#53
I know of more cases like that than you do, not all involving sexual abuse
marylandblue
Sep 2018
#55
Well, lacking that important information, yes, I did not have a complete picture.
MineralMan
Sep 2018
#80
They do always seem to get touchy (no pun intended) when you ask theological questions
Lordquinton
Sep 2018
#91
And you started a new thread to try and set the terms of the discussion to exclude religion.
trotsky
Sep 2018
#82
But you tried to exclude RELIGION from the discussion, despite this being the RELIGION group.
trotsky
Sep 2018
#84
No, you are simply trying to convince yourself, in spite of the evidence of the actual post,
guillaumeb
Sep 2018
#86
You are once again completely mistaken and imagining persecution where it doesn't exist.
trotsky
Sep 2018
#136