ROME, Italy (Reuters) -- A top Catholic cardinal has blasted "The Da Vinci Code" as a "gross and absurd" distortion of history and said Catholic bookstores should take the bestseller off their shelves because it is full of "cheap lies."
"You can find that book everywhere and the risk is that many people who read it believe that those fairy tales are real," he said. "I think I have the responsibility to clear things up to unmask the cheap lies contained in books like that."
Is there anyone who does not see the humor in this?
There is definitely a pot and the kettle analogy going on here!
Darrell
"You can find that book everywhere and the risk is that many people who read it believe that those fairy tales are real," he said. "I think I have the responsibility to clear things up to unmask the cheap lies contained in books like that."
Is there anyone who does not see the humor in this?
There is definitely a pot and the kettle analogy going on here!
Darrell
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
