Re: OT: Philosophical, religious and moral implications

[Kenneth Pronovici <pronovic@skyjammer.com>]

> Hm. Never thought about that. Telling mankind what's good and what's bad
> is an interesting job, however how do you want to know about that when you
> have to follow celibacy? *g*

Hmpf.  Historically, not all popes have been celibate (they're elected from
the ranks of the cardinals, and I don't think cardinals have to be priests), so
you're probably safe... ;-)

KEN

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