Weird Granny Slater wrote:Oh, and perhaps the Bishop would be able to enlighten us on the liberation theologists and whether he believes that the 'preferential option for the poor' was, as the Catholic hierarchy asserted, just a little bit Marxist.
Preferential option for the poor = in my 'umble opinion is very well-meaning but massively tainted by 'the church' (Protestant and Catholic) when you look at who they invest money with (e.g. Wonga) and who they collect money/donations from (i.e. predominately those with the least). In short, the 'preferential option for the poor' is a political statement unfulfilled (and, I would venture, never honestly intended to be).
Sorry if that is too preachy!