[Netizen]

I am not going to judge any party here, but I think I would rather be the disabled virgin rather then the Nun when they get to the Pearly Gates.

Both sinned. What we don't know is if they repented and asked for forgiveness, vowing to avoid the sinful behavior.

If this Nun is so compassionate about the flesh of this man, and unconcerned about this dying person's eternal soul, then I would question how concerned she would be about her own flesh and spirit.

True and each person is responsible for their own behavior, sinful or otherwise.

[do the dhue]

True and each person is responsible for their own behavior, sinful or otherwise.

That's right. The disabled virgin should not have brought the Nun in on his sin. The Nun should have also helped his spirit and not his flesh.

True, we don't know what is in their hearts. I think God is merciful, but he will chastise us when we need it. I am thankful for that too.