Apologies, I guess I did misread the employees and customers part. > I hope that you argue that the 5th amendment is immoral when anyone uses it, and not just

Apologies, I guess I did misread the employees and customers part. > I hope that you argue that the 5th amendment is immoral when anyone uses it, and not just pastors. Once again, you're not understanding man's law isn't God's law. And also he wasn't just not bringing it up, he was actively suppressing his victim from coming forward with the truth, having his lawyers tell her she would face jail time for bringing up the truth. If you don't see that as morally wrong I don't know what to tell you. And I'm not against pastors being paid. Absolutely, they should be compensated for their work. Paul says this. But they shouldn't be living in mansions with fancy cars and private jets and living a life of opulence. If those around them are living homeless and hungry while they pull down millions, there's a problem.