Christianity: For entertainment purposes only?

Do they charge a fee for their readings? But they don't charge anything... Its not a Commercial practice. Only if they selling something.Edited by Catholic Scientist, : syntax error

I haven't read the Directive but it seems that it only applies to services that are charged for. Maybe since some do and some don't, the Directive just blankets them all. You do get proof that you have been married and that a funeral has been performed.They could get around the "before god" part by not charging for that service and just charging for the other stuff around it. But it depends on how the Directive is worded. If the church is selling indulgences then they would fall under this Directive and should be labeled as for entertainment only.

How do you prove your intention?And if it is just proving your intention, then I take back that churches should have the sign for selling indulgences because if they aren't intending to mislead people (and truly elieve in the indulgence) then they wouldn't be going against the Directive.

If they aren't charging you for it then it isn't a Commercial Practice and it wouldn't be covered by the Directive.

If they're charging then its a Commercial Practice and, according to this Directive, they should be informing people that its for entertainmen only. I don't know. But it seems like it could work. If they weren't "Commercial Practices".