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Canon Law is only for Catholics and also only pertains to the management of the Church itself rather than to the behavior of individuals. All religions have thi
by pclmulqdq 1y ago
Canon Law is only for Catholics and also only pertains to the management of the Church itself rather than to the behavior of individuals. All religions have this idea of textual interpretation to some degree, but it has comparatively more importance in Judaism.
- ajb 1y agoI'm not saying your main point is wrong, but there is a lot of legalistic quibbling over things like Lent. For example, various animals are classified locally as "fish" for Lenten purposes, including the Beaver (in Canada) the Capybara (in Venezuela) and the alligator (in New Orleans) See https://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/105380/is-there-an-actual-bull-confirming-capybara-to-be-classified-a-fish-during-lent https://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/105380/is-t...