Turns out the comparative religion crowd is long on diversity and short on basic reading skills:
At the end of a Wednesday evening class last semester, one of my students
approached me to ask a question. After hesitating somewhat, he proceeded in the
following manner: “Professor, I really have enjoyed your class, but you always
teach as though Catholicism is true. You rarely talk about other
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Okay, so I've been on the road and without Internet for a few days, and haven't been able to comment on the election of the new pope by the College of Cardinals.
I will have to say that the best two hours of comedy I have heard in years I experienced while driving to South Carolina last Wednesday, when the decision was announced. The secular commentary on the BBC was truly amusing.
You had
Atheist fundamentalist P. Z. Myers titled his blog post yesterday, "Who cares if the Pope retires?" to which the answer seems to be: "Almost everybody"--at least if the sheer volume of news coverage of the event is any indication of interest.
I was actually taken aback by the amount of media coverage of yesterday's announcement that the Pope was stepping down from his position as the head of
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