“This is about taxation without representation,” said Elizabeth Yore, an attorney known for fighting child abuse and human trafficking.
Gene Koprowski, Heartland’s marketing director, said he and colleagues initially thought the pope had spoken about climate change because he was getting “bad advice.” They now think he is inspired in part by “pagan remnants” of “nature worship” that have crept into the church, he said.
“I think we’re seeing the revelation of an animistic form in the church,” Koprowski said
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