Thomas Plante is a university professor in the psychology department at Santa Clara University. He has undertaken extensive research and written about sex-offending clergy.
Who Takes Away the Sins Witnesses to Clergy Abuse - 2013 was released on: USA: 1 May 2013 (Boston, Massachusetts)
Every country has laws concerning alcohol abuse.
Janet A. Booker has written: 'Unholy orders' -- subject(s): Clergy, Sexual misconduct by clergy, Sex crimes, Sexual abuse victims, Sexual behavior, Professional ethics, Sexual harassment
The most controversial social issues concerning Americans in the 1980s were drug abuse, teen pregnancy, and racial violence.
This isn't true. The Catholic Church would never authorize 'child abuse'. However, in the past, sadly many of the clergy may have sanctioned or participated in immoral acts like child abuse. Just because a few religious do this shouldn't be confused with the entire Church sacntionizing or morally approving the immoral act. Those clergy or laymen who claim that the Church is taking some immoral position such as authorizing child abuse are spreading heresy and in extreme cases can be excommunicated.
In the catholic Church, the clergy are in decline. This has happened for a number of reasons: 1. They became corrupt, possibly have been for centuries 2. They abused their authority. 3. The main reason for the downfall is that people became more educated and began to question the clergy, and didn't like the answers they found; widespread sexual and physical and mental abuse of vulnerable children. 4. The clergy and the hierarchy have done nothing to address the sins, crimes, wrongs in the clergy.
Thomas Kullmer has written: 'Kindesmisshandlung' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Child abuse 'Kindermisshandlung'
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ask your parents to help you find a mental institution
Paul R. Dokecki has written: 'The Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis' 'Ethics of Dealing With Persons With Severe Handicaps'
Thomas Godman has written: 'A remonstrance against the mischievous abuse of phlebotomy by barbers and other unskilful persons'
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