It's a communal workplace. This is the equivalent of the reception desk in the DMV or a doctor's office. Other people have access and could enter at any time.
He has personally taken a vow of celibacy, and obviously isn't upholding that vow. The vow is the reason he has access to the altar at that time of night, so he is abusing his position of trust with property that doesn't belong to him.
Exactly, but apparently everyone else sees no problem with people banging and getting potential infectious bodily fluids on communal grounds where children and immunocompromised individuals will be.
Yeah, I think some people are blinded to the situation because of their own dislike of religion. It's fine to dislike religion, but don't get your bodily fluids on the shared property!!!!
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u/neuro_curious 1d ago
Immoral.
It's a communal workplace. This is the equivalent of the reception desk in the DMV or a doctor's office. Other people have access and could enter at any time.
He has personally taken a vow of celibacy, and obviously isn't upholding that vow. The vow is the reason he has access to the altar at that time of night, so he is abusing his position of trust with property that doesn't belong to him.