"Speaking just to find applause or to tell people what they want to hear....is like prostitution," he told the theologians, according to a transcript. "Don't look for applause, but look to obey the truth."
Quote from WSJ article on Pope Benedict
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Pope Benedict should not be viewed as a spokesman for the West, which is the case in many Muslims' minds.
The Church may choose a combative stance Vs. Islam, but the impact on Westen Civilization's opportunity to coexist with Islam should not be impacted by Pope Benedict's stance.