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Originally Posted by Apprehended
This may smack of the sound of Papalism, but in light of the need for confession, counseling and personal strengtening, also in the light of the fact that counselors can be held accountable to the justice system for not revealing facts uncovered in such sessions; also in light of the fact that some counselors are less than trustworthiness; I wonder, just wonder...maybe the anonomity of the old RCC Confessional is the answer???
After all, confession and counseling can be made without having to reveal WHO was in the Confessional booth. Also, the Counselor cannot gossip about certain (unkown for sure) person.
I'm not so sure that this would be the answer to some of the problems presented by the demands of the justice system to deliver up a confessor. It would also have the affect of granting comfort to the Confessor granted by the (apparent) anonimity.
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