Secular Survivorship in a Religious Rape and Cover Up Culture
Most POPULAR ARTICLE published 4/15/2018 How aware are Australians of the truth of the cover up of the sexual abuse of children in 2018?
UPDATE: 4/17/2018 11:01:03 AM
A recent news article from Gippsland in Victoria said "The class action, which will allege a failure in duty of care, will attract state and national attention, as this is expected to be the first class action lawsuit in Victoria against the Catholic Church under impending changes to state government legislation, which are anticipated to pass in the Legislative Council within weeks." source: Gippsland Times - Church class action by Julianne Langshaw 17 Apr 2018, midnight
Hopefully this will be one to watch. Hopefully the action is suitable for wider particpation as well.
I applaud the professionalism and humanitarianism of both the reporter and the Gippsland Times
JohnB
I stopped believing in supreme beings when I was 4 years old and I understand now that the support I received from my mother and Herbert Kemp had a major impact on my ability to survive where others were driven to withdraw, comply or to suicide as a result of the ownership and control battle with the Catholic Church and resulting shunning and assasination of every aspect of character they experienced when they responded to being abused and trapped within a persecuting human suffering human sacrifice based God cult.
JohnB 7/24/2018 7:44:24 AM
#TraumaTheory Chapter 144 - When only a Class Action against God will be enough
The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that in an isolated system (one that is not taking in energy), entropy always increases over time. Maintaining a belief today in an implausible god or supreme being requires entropy : the degree of disorder or uncertainty in a system whereas a dependence and reliance on evidence can only bring increased order.
Human rights do not exist in the Catholic religion unless the perceived rights of gods, demons, angels, devils, poltergeists and a myriad of other mythical creatures and superstitions are met to the satisfaction of those traumatically bonded to Catholicism through their own abusive childhood experience