His shows are thought provoking but it is CURIOUS that deviant homosexuality amongst a small percentage of clergy was not even mentioned and that had to be deliberate as it is the elephant in the room that liberals within and without the Church pretend doesn’t exist.I would prefer to watch Coren over Paikin any day as he is not merely interested in a good debate but is a Truth-seeker.
It just goes to show that for the majority of the country, questioning the goodness of same sex attraction is taboo. I remember one show where Coren was a guest on the Agenda, where Coren said something critical of homosexuals, and they both laughed away the comment. Paikin said, “I’m not going to go there…” and Coren responded, “No, I didn’t think you would.” Arguably it was because the subject was off topic, but in reality, it’s a liberal heresy to criticise same sex attraction.
Still, I know that some people on his show believe these things. So at least they get time to speak to a liberal audience. That audience includes most of my own family, who do whatch the show on a regular basis. So at least I can discuss Catholic issues in a thoughful way with them, without sounding like a fanatic.
Although part of me wonders if we need a more “In your face” kind of evangelization, especially on these social issues. Kind of a Catholic version of Ann Coulter…

He or she would probably be burned at the stake.
Did you see Coren’s interview of Ann Coulter? Funny. She was making fun of his accent, and he was making comments, “Although I agree with you, did you really have to say it that way!”
God bless,
Ut