CLEAN: Pope facing wall of protest on visit to Britain

The transcript discusses the Pope's controversial views on women, HIV, and gay rights, highlighting the religious and societal implications. It also explores gender equality in religious contexts, emphasizing that being female does not imply inferiority. The transcript further details the Pope's visit, including the financial responsibilities shared between the church and the state, and the significance of the visit in the context of international relations.

What is the Pope's stance on women becoming priests?

• He encourages women to pursue priesthood.

• He is neutral on the issue.

• He believes no woman is fit to be a priest.

• He supports women becoming priests.

According to the Pope, what should a person with HIV avoid doing?

• Discussing their condition openly.

• Seeking medical treatment.

• Avoiding all relationships.

• Using a condom to prevent partner infection.

How does the transcript describe women's creation in God's image?

• Women are created inferior to men.

• Women are created superior to men.

• Women are not mentioned in God's creation.

• Women are created equally in God's image.

Who bears the cost of the Pope's religious events during his visit?

• The state covers all costs.

• The church meets the cost.

• The taxpayers cover all expenses.

• The cost is shared equally by the state and church.

Why is the taxpayer justified in bearing some costs of the Pope's visit?

• Because the church is a minor player in civil society.

• Because the church is a major global player in civil society.

• Because the church has no funds.

• Because the church requested it.