RE: Are pastors and preists actually qualified?
March 11, 2014 at 11:59 am
(This post was last modified: March 11, 2014 at 12:09 pm by *Deidre*.)
A lot of Christians who are non Catholics feel Catholics aren't "real" Christians, so it's anyone's guess. Cheaper than paying a Fundie televangelist to appear on the show, would be my guess. 
Yes, let's bring in people in leadership roles who hadn't a clue (or knew but covered it up) that children were being sexually abused on a global wide scale by some of their clergy (peers?) to give their moral opinion on something secular. Makes perfect sense to me. :/
(March 11, 2014 at 11:40 am)Alex K Wrote: The best example was when Germany was discussing an exit strategy for nuclear power, the TV panel had some politicians, an industry guy, a philosopher, and bishops from the national catholic and protestant churches. Needless to say, they were useless.
Yes, let's bring in people in leadership roles who hadn't a clue (or knew but covered it up) that children were being sexually abused on a global wide scale by some of their clergy (peers?) to give their moral opinion on something secular. Makes perfect sense to me. :/
