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Though I found myself dissenting from much of the detail of what he had to say on the current attitudes of the church toward the Jews, he rightly targets the inadequacies of the Vatican's Holocaust document "We Remember," whose unappetizingly defensive tone stands in such sharp contrast (though this came too late for Wills to comment on it) to the open-hearted imaginativeness of John Paul II's words and actions during his recent pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Such is the fate of the orange roughy, which is netted and eaten much faster and in much greater numbers than it can reproduce, as well as the Atlantic salmon, the tuna--the list of vanishing delicacies can be unappetizingly long. I could not imagine giving it, say, as a text to university students because its format is so unappetizingly dogmatic and abstract. |
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