... is that he would host Papal orgies, which is just wrong for anyone even if you are the Pope. There is proof of this in Burchards Diaries when he says " Don Cesare Borja gave his father a supper in the apostolic palace, with 50 decent prostitutes or courtesans in bright garb in attendance Following the supper, lamp stands holding lighted candles were ... Pope watched and admired their noble parts. The evening ended with an obscene contest of these women, coupled with male servants of the Vatican, for prizes which the Pope presented. "Don Cesare, Donna Lucrezia and the Pope later each too...

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... subjective reflection as the only true method of attaining truth, begins to emerge: the notion that subjective truth involves a passionate embrace of the infinite. By way of example, Climacus offers Don Quixote, because Quixote's passion embraces a finite idea. His passion does not include the infinite and eternal: God. The idea contained in this assertion, along with the previously mentioned parenthetical statement, "existence and ... ...

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