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Morals and people of cloth

Category: Prime Stream
Posted on: February 18, 2008 4:22 AM, by Selva

Hitchens in an interview about his book on Mother Teresa.

It's either consciously or subconsciously assumed that a person of the cloth actually has better morals. There's precious little evidence of this; there's a great deal of evidence to the contrary, in fact.
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