An article appeared in The Washington Post by Mike
Groggin on December 7, 2018, titled:
Clark Lobenstine had a pioneering concept of interfaith. Can it survive?
I would never have read this article because; first of
all, I don’t read the Washington Post. Furthermore,
I loathe interfaith anything that doesn’t entail dragging earthquake victims
from the rubble, and then, I am willing to make an exception. The rest of the time “interfaith” is a word,
in my opinion, that has the odor of a
skunk. It is so repellent you just know
something HAS TO BE wrong with it before you ever lay eyes on it.
