> There are plenty of areas where great work is being done.
You could say the same stuff about the historical priesthood. For ages, knowledge, and science were cultivated by priests. They were the ones that could read, write, they hand-copied books, they advised rules, helped peasants, took care of sick, poor and so an so.
Which doesn't invalidate my critique about the corruption. The mechanisms are exactly the same.
You could say the same stuff about the historical priesthood. For ages, knowledge, and science were cultivated by priests. They were the ones that could read, write, they hand-copied books, they advised rules, helped peasants, took care of sick, poor and so an so.
Which doesn't invalidate my critique about the corruption. The mechanisms are exactly the same.