Comparison to the gravity of Pederasty:
About as Correct as this guy:
"The papacy of Alexander VI heralded a low point for the Vatican during the Italian Renaissance. The pontiff made little secret of having four children with his longtime mistress; it was also revealed later that he had conducted a sexual relationship with one daughter, who later bore him a son. Despite his vices, Alexander was given slack by the curia for his appreciation of fine art, having commissioned work from Raphael and Michelangelo."
Moral of the story: As long as you commission great works of art who cares.
So much for papal infallibility through the ages. and the Curia has a price.
Somehow I don't think it was terribly shocking that a character with a spine like Martin Luther surfaced eventually. -What do you mean you can buy an indulgence for the Vatican building fund to pay this guy and get into heaven?
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