I consistently enjoy reading comments from the pope when he is speaking casually, responding to real people in front of him. The pope’s latest interview—with a group of editors of European Jesuit publications—is no exception. Francis began by restating his axiom, "realities are more important than ideas." He spoke about how he believes heresies in the Church arise when theologians focus so much on disembodied ideas that they miss the realities in front of them. He said:
New Interview with Pope Francis
New Interview with Pope Francis
New Interview with Pope Francis
I consistently enjoy reading comments from the pope when he is speaking casually, responding to real people in front of him. The pope’s latest interview—with a group of editors of European Jesuit publications—is no exception. Francis began by restating his axiom, "realities are more important than ideas." He spoke about how he believes heresies in the Church arise when theologians focus so much on disembodied ideas that they miss the realities in front of them. He said: