Those seeking to ask a rhetorical question that begs a no-brainer "Yes!" response sometimes say, "Is the Pope Catholic?" Well, not only is he Catholic, but he’s Christian, too:
"The war conducted by revisionist Catholics, they understand full well, is not simply against reactionary old men in the Vatican, but Baptists in Virginia, Anglicans in Nigeria, Pentecostals in Brazil, and against the heart of [o]rthodox doctrinal and moral teaching. It is not only against the beliefs of old-fashioned Catholics, but has been unmistakably revealed in the last generation, as revisionism marches steadily from the controversial to the abominable, to be against all Christians, everywhere, and at all times.
"A revisionist victory in a papal election would not be a small thing, but neither would it be as large as many of the liberal Catholics and their friends in the secular media seem to think it would. The Church — and by this I mean the Church as C. S. Lewis’s spirits could see it, spread down through the ages, as terrible as an army with banners — will survive it, and become stronger and more unified with the disciplines it imposes."
"The Church — and by this I mean the Church as C. S. Lewis’s spirits could see it, spread down through the ages, as terrible as an army with banners — will survive it, and become stronger and more unified with the disciplines it imposes."
And the Pope will be leading and directing the charge.