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8 Post author: Jay_Schweikert 18 June 2012 04:26PM

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Comment author: [deleted] 19 June 2012 01:06:25PM *  8 points [-]

Yes, there are many things wrong with the Church as an institution, but people know this and some are trying to reform these flaws (indeed, if Leah does convert, she will be a great one to do this).

I'm probably an outlier that I find some redeeming qualities in Catholicism precisely in the Church as an institution and not very much worthwhile in the beliefs of regular modern Western Christians.

Comment author: Benquo 20 June 2012 01:54:28AM 3 points [-]

I find some redeeming qualities in Catholicism precisely in the Church as an institution

Can you point to somewhere you've explained this already - or failing that, would you be so kind as to unpack it a little?

Comment author: dymphna 24 June 2012 06:49:01PM 1 point [-]

Yes, I'd also really like to hear your thoughts.

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