Introduction to Christianity

But I just, since you did this little segue, Larry, I can't resist saying a couple of things.

I also think we do want to make a distinction between early reception of Desjardins, right? So if you read Introduction to Christianity by Ratzinger, man, the Christology, Teilhard steals the show.

I mean, there's a lot of, my students are always shocked at how much Teilhard is in Introduction to Christianity, right, by Ratzinger.

But it's, what he does with it there is absolutely gorgeous, though.

Because it makes Jesus Christ relevant to the entirety of the created order.

We've dropped the ball any number of occasions, maybe an influence from the more intuitive influential role of women might do some good in the history of the Church.

The history of the Church, as Pope Benedict has pointed out in the book Introduction to Christianity, has some very, very dark pages.

And you mentioned that women had had a good and bad influence in the Church.

I would find it difficult to identify a woman who has had a bad influence in the Church in large areas.