Bobby. wrote on Nov 13
th, 2012 at 6:35am:
Except a whole list of examples on page 7.
Apologise Verge - you're wrong.
Those examples proved my point, I said the woman is free to make up her own mind what to do with her own assets, providing she was of sound mind.
You have no idea if she was or wasnt.
And one of the quotes you put up was in reply to you bobby saying if the woman had of known about the events of hundreds of years ago she wouldnt have done it, so the church shouldnt get it.
Which once again proved my point, it is irrelevant.
And nice work not quoting all of my post you dog.
Bobby Wrote - Answering for Nail -
True - no dirt on them yet.
Didn't you read what I said?
What about those questions - are they really that hard for you to answer?
By the way - you can the book called -
The Case of the Pope: Vatican Accountability for Human Rights Abuse by Geoffrey Robertson QC
from Amazon.com here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Case-Pope-Vatican-Accountability-Rights/dp/0241953847 [/quote]
I wrote - Firstly, your questions are irrelevant, because at no stage do they address the rights of a woman to gift her assets to anyone she sees fit.
Secondly, The Church is the Order of the Capuchin Franciscan Fathers
in Australia has had no such allegations you and nail speak of.
Just because the Pope has failed to act appropiratley doesnt mean those on the ground floor should suffer. I dont hold all Americans responsible for the actions of George Bush and their government for their actions on Iraq do I.
Oh and nail, all Churches in Australia must undergo an audit program every year to keep their charity status, and must report to ASIC accordingly. It is not undertaken by the Vatican and it is not all hush hush like you claim.