Oh, the founder is Canadian! Those people are notorious for being all polite and apologizing all the time!
Seriously to your point, the fact that it is open source and a bunch of paranoid developer types are using it, it's as safe as it can get.
Ok, I'll ask. I can't be the only one. What makes yesterday Coronation Day?
I don't see anything that makes a coronation day constitutional.
A coronation is antithetical to the form of government the US has based on the Declaration of Independence and Constitution.
Is this a test?
I skip around, On Good Friday I read the account in all four gospels. Sometimes I am looking something up for clarification, or I just want op read it again.
I use my phone with an e-book reader and Kindle app. Then I can read it anytime, anywhere, add bookmarks, search etc.
My wife has to have a paper copy, so I get it if the electronic angle doesn't work for you.
To be fair, this is a matter of punctuation not being discernible in an oral presentation.
Jesus told us "Blessed are the peacemakers", but woe to those who manipulate religion and the very name of God for their own military, economic, or political gain.
This is pretty clear when you stop and examine it.
Plenty of other things to complain about from the papacy.
Yes I came here to post this - His stance on Rove vs Wade decision:
“Today’s decision is a giant step backward for our country. Women deserve the right to make their own decisions about abortion. It is just wrong that the next generation of women will have fewer freedoms than my grandmother did,” said Senator Kelly.
“In Arizona, there are already restrictive bans on the books that will take rights away from Arizona women, without exceptions even in the case of rape or incest. I know that this decision and these laws are leaving many Arizonans frustrated and scared. This is an all-hands-on-deck moment. I am resolved to defend and protect the right of Arizona women to make their own health care decisions,” concluded Senator Kelly.
You keep saying this.
the biblical requirements for a priest which is a married man with obedient children
I only see the requirements for a bishop/elder called out.
Timothy 3:2-4: States that an overseer (bishop) must be "the husband of one wife" and "must manage his own household well, with all dignity keeping his children submissive."
Titus 1:5-6: Instructs Titus to appoint elders in every town, specifying that an elder must be "the husband of one wife" and have "faithful children."
Does it really matter? All positions of authority, as referenced in my post above are open to corruption.
Sorry if you had a personal experience that hurt you if that is the case. Unfortunately, it's not limited to a single denomination or Christianity for that matter.
On crimes against children, to be fair to all:
Direct comparison studies indicate that abuse rates among Catholic priests and Protestant ministers are comparable, falling within a similar 2–5% range, though data collection methods differ significantly between the two groups. The John Jay College of Criminal Justice report found that approximately 4% of Catholic priests were credibly accused of abuse between 1950 and 2002, while data from Christian Ministry Resources and insurance claims suggests Protestant clergy abuse rates are similarly 2–3% or roughly 260 claims per year across 165,500 churches.
Key findings from available research include:
Data Disparity: The Catholic Church has a centralized hierarchy that maintains meticulous records, leading to higher visibility and publicity of cases, whereas the decentralized nature of most Protestant denominations makes comprehensive data collection difficult and often results in underreporting.
Offender Demographics: Studies show that the majority of offenders in both Catholic and Protestant settings are male, typically middle-aged (around 40–60 years old), and often serve in mid-level positions like associate pastors or youth ministers.
Contextual Factors: While the absolute number of Catholic cases is high due to the Church's size, experts note that abuse is not unique to Catholic clergy; rates in Protestant churches are often driven by volunteers rather than ordained ministers, and some studies suggest Protestant congregations may have higher total allegations due to a larger number of volunteer youth leaders.
Group Estimated Offender Rate Data Source/Context Catholic Priests ~4.0% John Jay College Report (1950–2002) Protestant Clergy 2–3% Christian Ministry Resources / Insurance Claims K-12 Educators 5–7% Comparative institutional data General Male Pop. ~5% Comparative baseline
Experts emphasize that no formal comparative study has ever definitively proven that one denomination has a significantly higher incidence of abuse than the other, with the perception of a Catholic problem largely attributed to the Church's centralized record-keeping and the sheer scale of its global membership.
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