Is Mise,

http://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2018/12/12/cardinal-pell-top-adviser-pope-francis-found-guilty-historical-sexual-offenses

Is Mise,

Again apologies for the typo.

Here's the link again:

http://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2018/12/12/cardinal-pell-top-advisor-pope-francis-found-guilty-historical-sexual-offences

Foxy,

The link doesn't work.

If it is Cardinal Pell, which jurisdiction found him guilty?

Foxy,

I got to the link in a roundabout way; very interesting.

David,

"How can you have faith when no less a person than a Cardinal of the Catholic Church has been found guilty in a court of law of crimes against alter boys."

I understand that there is a suppression order in place and that the charges have not been publicised, where did you get your information?"

Is Mise,

<<>"How can you have faith when no less a person than a Cardinal of the Catholic Church has been found guilty in a court of law of crimes against alter boys."

I understand that there is a suppression order in place and that the charges have not been publicised, where did you get your information?">>

That's like asking: 'How can I put my trust in banks to invest with them and obtain loans from them after all the corruption that was found in the Banking Royal Commission?'

Why don't we discuss how the Christian world view makes sense or no sense at Christmas?

OzSpen,

The Christian world view makes sense 365/anum, what doesn't make sense is that atheists celebrate Christmas and accept penalty rates when they have to work!

An ethical standpoint would be to refuse the day off, unless it fell on a Sunday (whoops! another ethical dilemma) and to refuse all other concessions for a religious holiday.