This great synod absolutely forbids a bishop, presbyter, deacon or any of the clergy to keep a woman who has been brought in to live with him, with the exception of course of his mother or sister or aunt, or of any person who is above suspicion.
This is what I was referring to re marriage.
… and celibacy has been part of Christianity for longer than it has been called Christianity… including forced celibacy through castration. What does “the law” have to do with it? Nothing.
The celibate came in the middle ages and wasnt a law before the begin of the 20th century
This is what I was referring to re marriage.
… and celibacy has been part of Christianity for longer than it has been called Christianity… including forced celibacy through castration. What does “the law” have to do with it? Nothing.
I guess they’re no longer celibate then…