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The Maltese bishops refer to penitents (or I should rather say, "impenitents") who possess "informed and enlightened consciences," who "acknowledge and believe that he or she are at peace with God," despise being in a state of ongoing adultery for which they do not repent.

No real explanation given of how a person could have an informed conscience, the knowledge the Christ Himself considers this adultery, the knowledge that adultery is against the Decalogue, the knowledge that St. Paul says that adulterers "cannot enter the Kingdom of God," and yet are "at peace with God" in their mortal sin.

Something does not add up here.

Not only are the "impenitents" deluded, but their bishops are as well.

Do they think they can be at peace in hell? Seriously, I wonder.