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In reply to the discussion: There is a tendency to argue in favor of Roman Catholic practices, [View all]guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)14. And you are misframing what I actually say,
so you can insert your preferred narrative.
It is called the straw man fallacy.
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There is a tendency to argue in favor of Roman Catholic practices, [View all]
MineralMan
Jan 2019
OP
Perhaps because they are indoctrinated from birth to protect the institution
Major Nikon
Jan 2019
#7
Well, for purposes of this discussion, there were two parallel law systems
marylandblue
Jan 2019
#74
Probably misplaced it. Look next to "I'll praise him for the good, condemn him for the bad"...
Act_of_Reparation
Jan 2019
#21
Not true at all. And you could shut me up in an instant. All you have to do is:
trotsky
Jan 2019
#36
Why do you feel clergy can exclude some information from mandatory reporting laws, gil?
trotsky
Jan 2019
#40
Yet you are the one who posted an OP from a RCC priest telling us what won't stop RCC child rape
Major Nikon
Jan 2019
#24
The author is an RCC priest who is saying secular laws on child rape shouldn't apply to the RCC
Major Nikon
Jan 2019
#45
Which is ironically the same pathetic excuse which is used in a variety of other situations
Major Nikon
Jan 2019
#56