So there's a couple of things from this past weekend that I wanted to talk about.

And if it's not too late by now, hopefully it's not NPR published an article

about the Pope and about this story last week to the pope allegedly denied the

existence of hell, which, you know, we'll talk about that some other time.

That's a story in and of itself.

But you know, it's a big story.

I mean, it's a, it's a, it's a big story in the world of Christianity and religion.

So you would think NPR being this respectable news organ.

Well, I don't respect them, but some people respect them apparently.

So being this respectable news organization, you would think they would, you know,

go and find a reporter who knows like something about Christianity.

Really, you think they go and find their expert Christianity reporter, their, their religion

expert. And maybe they did.

Maybe they went and they found the person at NPR who knows absolutely the most

about Christianity.

And that person wrote this article about the pope and the last, and remember,

this article would have had to been written by someone and then, and then it would

have had to pass through a few levels of there'd be an editor.

And then I mean, there's probably a couple of levels before it even gets to the

website.

So gets through all these levels and the articles find until you get to the end,

the last sentence.

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