People confronted with the Truth often try to defend their preconceptions, often violently. It’s easier to destroy than to change… unless the changes are easier then the status quo of course, in which case people are all for them >_>Interesting article, but the comments afterward are full of typical Catholic bashing.
Emphasis mine.Colbert, who has taught Sunday school classes to school-age children, said people in comedy often don’t understand how he could remain Catholic. But he said he views the church as teaching joy, which he called the "infallible sign of the presence of God."
I have never found Colbert even remotely funny and feel he does more harm, than good. It seems he is trying to do good–yet not so sure about that either.It’s refreshing to me everytime I hear the humor and wit of Cardinal Dolan. I know as I strive to continue to grow and live my faith, I often become way to serious and forget about the great gift of humor that our Lord has given me. It’s using humor in proper ways, as I believe Cardinal Dolan does, that will be my challenge. It’s easy to laugh at myself, I’ll just start there!