Comment #57859 by Logos on July 21, 2007 at 5:16 pm
It's the same old invalid "you can't criticize fairies if you don't have a PhD in fairyology or work-experience with the master fairy" argument.
In a way I'm glad this keeps being brought up. It only highlights the need to expose such bogus "academic" fields for what they really are.
2. Insurance for Sex Abuse: A policy tailor-made for the Catholic church
Comment #57150 by Logos on July 18, 2007 at 12:12 pm
Question -- why are they able to settle out of court in the first place? Isn't rape a criminal offense, persecuted by the state/DA? They should not have been able to get away with this no more than a killer could "settle out of court" with the victim's family.
The optimal scenario would be a lengthy imprisonment AND a hefty fine (pay out by insurance if you must), as ordered by the court. This would show no one is above the law. Anything less reeks of injustice.
But alas... money talks...
3. Christians disrupt Hindu Prayer at Senate Invocation
Comment #56470 by Logos on July 16, 2007 at 12:05 am
"we are Christians and patriots"
Patriots? These people have no regards for human rights and the freedom of religion guaranteed by the constitution.
Either you allow all religions to have public prayers, or you allow none.
4. LA Church 'agrees abuse pay deal'
Comment #56469 by Logos on July 16, 2007 at 12:02 am
Interesting that an insurance plan would cover the settlement fee for child molestation. But what's more interesting, is the Church actually subscribes to, and makes use of, such an insurance plan. They knew it's very likely that things like this would happen!?