In February 2013, Benedict XVI became the first pope in nearly 600
years to resign. In doing so, Joseph Ratzinger, the man who became
Benedict, also relinquished a controversial religious career in
which he was largely responsible for the Catholic Church's
prodigious troubles: his scorched-earth assault on modernity and
the world of ideas destroyed any hope of progress in the Church
while leaving a trail of shattered lives in its wake. Daniel
Gawthrop argues that Ratzinger must not be allowed diplomatic
immunity from the abuse scandals.
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