I'd personally think the Bible Belt as the last place because presumably people from there would consider that to be an unpardonable sin since, y'know, they believe in all that stuff?
Now, amoral and atheistic managers, those people would have absolutely zero qualms about things like that. In fact, I vaguely recall stories about priest impersonation during early Soviet history but I may be just inventing things on the spot here.
With your username I'm surprised you think that atheism plays a role or is somehow a prerequisite.
Its merely the believe that there's no god.
This action is just as likely to be done by anyone not caring for the Catholic church, which includes (among others) agnostics, Muslims, hindi, christians that don't believe in hell, christians that want to be evil, etc.
It's safe to say that the person in question was a psychopath though. Nobody with healthy empathy could do this.
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While that is true, when I hear of stories like this, the Bible Belt is the first place that I think of...not Norcal.
I'd personally think the Bible Belt as the last place because presumably people from there would consider that to be an unpardonable sin since, y'know, they believe in all that stuff?
Now, amoral and atheistic managers, those people would have absolutely zero qualms about things like that. In fact, I vaguely recall stories about priest impersonation during early Soviet history but I may be just inventing things on the spot here.
With your username I'm surprised you think that atheism plays a role or is somehow a prerequisite. Its merely the believe that there's no god.
This action is just as likely to be done by anyone not caring for the Catholic church, which includes (among others) agnostics, Muslims, hindi, christians that don't believe in hell, christians that want to be evil, etc.
It's safe to say that the person in question was a psychopath though. Nobody with healthy empathy could do this.
Those are Baptists and other low church Protestants, who don’t have the rite of confession.
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