..it certainly has helped him to understand what\u2019s at stake in terms of the issue of religious liberty, which is going to be one of the most important issues that his Church, and my Church, and various others are going to face. You know, the reality is, Hugh, and this is something that\u2019s interested you for a long time. You\u2019ve had an incredible intersection of interest on so many of these issues, like abortion and the sanctity of human life, and the family, and sexuality, with Evangelical Christians and the last two Popes \u201d\u201c John Paul II and Benedict XVI. And it\u2019s this odd thing that the people who are most likely to argue over issues of theology, because we believe them to be of ultimate importance, are the people who believe in truth, and thus are those who share those commitments to family and marriage and truth, and the sanctity of human life. And so it\u2019s going to be the Protestants who are most Protestant who will actually appreciate that aspect of the Pope\u2019s stance. In other words, it\u2019s going to be the Protestants who have the least belief in the validity of his office who will agree with him more than liberal Protestants.<\/p>\n