It seems the author of the e-mail damning Bishop-elect Gene Robinson claims he never meant the accustion to become public. ""He never expected this to become a matter for the secular press," someone in the know said. "It was meant to be an internal message to the powers that be. ... It got very beyond where he expected."
Reading the e-mail, it's hard to believe.
But, whatever.
Considering that these accusations ("grab-assing skirt-chaser", "improprieties had nearly brought law suits against the church", "does not maintain appropriate boundaries with men", "he put his hands on me inappropriately every time I engaged him in conversation) concern the touching of a "bicep, shoulder and upper back in the process of a public conversation," I just have to ask one thing:
Doesn't this guy know his ten commandments? Especially the one that goes: "Neither shalt thou bear false witness against thy neighbour." (Deuteronomy 5:20)
Comments (2)
Since you seem to be the religious and moral authority on this website, I wonder what you reaction is to this editorial cartoon that was published in your local paper (the Philadelphia Enquirer).
Posted by Richard | August 6, 2003 2:04 PM
Posted on August 6, 2003 14:04
This guy is disgustingly homophobic. Did he even ask the priest to stop first?
Posted by Poop | August 6, 2003 7:12 PM
Posted on August 6, 2003 19:12