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I'll say again that a religious sect's true theology is what is allowed among them with impunity, notwithstanding official doctrine.

And that is what differentiates a Lutheran from a Oneness Pentecostal from a Seventh Day Adventist from a Southern Baptist

The Jesuits do not have a different theology from the Benedictines - they don't "embrace homosexuality in practice as perfectly acceptable".

The Jesuits do say to love the sinners but hate the sin - and I agree they go too far in the first. But at no point do they practice that that lifestyle is acceptable in Christianity

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The Jesuits do not have a different theology from the Benedictines

Yes, they most certainly do. Your denial is just pathetic.