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In reply to the discussion: There is a tendency to argue in favor of Roman Catholic practices, [View all]Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)60. So, you won't be answering the question, then.
You can have the last word here, too, if you think it'll help.
It won't... but hey, knock yourself out.
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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