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Why might breaking a canon law be worse for an individual than breaking a governmental law?

Why might breaking a canon law be worse for an individual than breaking a governmental law?
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Why might breaking a canon law be worse for an individual than breaking a governmental law?

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D) The Church had the power to banish a person from the religious community if it so desired.

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it can be very dangerous,you could risk condemnation in the next life and be shunned by your peers 
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