To: Red Jones
I saw on tv this morning that some wife had an affair, then she told her minister, then the minister told her husband, then the husband divorced the wife, then the wife sued the minister because she said he destroyed her marriage. It all depends on the circumstances of the woman telling the clergyman. If it was in a circumstance where she was being ministered to, the minister committed a grave act. If in a casual way, then it is a different story.
To: ThomasJefferson
so it's your job now to pass judgement on a church's minister and say whether he did the right thing or not and then to further punish the church by taking money from them. Perhaps the minister felt it was his duty to tell the husband, perhaps the obligations that the minsiter feels are none of your business, nor of the judge that took the money from these people.
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