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New book on +Williamson
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    Re: New book on +Williamson
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    • David Allen White's (RIP+) The Voice of the Trumpet is a great biography of +Williamson, and I think the only one. I honestly suspect this is an AI generated book, given the weird writing style of the synopsis and the strange title


    And even if it is a human, I'm not sure if he has the knowledge required to write a book on +Williamson

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    "What factors led him to become a controversial person who questioned the standards of the contemporary Church—and the wider world—after growing up as a conservative Catholic?"
     

    Some of the "author's" other works:

    https://www.booksamillion.com/p/Marion-Wiesel/George-Richard/9798310001299

    https://www.booksamillion.com/p/Maria-Teresa-Horta-Biography/George-Richard/9798310543133




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    Re: New book on +Williamson
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    • Not sure if it's a bad thing to have a more non-Trad viewpoint, where someone might be put off by a biography that already assumes the principles and context of Traditional Catholicism and might put some people off.  But if various people have heard of His Excellency, say, in the news, and might be wondering what he's all about, that perspective of attempting to be objective/historical (vs. from within the Trad framework), might actually provide a subtle introduction into Traditional Catholicism if they admire the more natural aspects of who Bishop Williamson was.
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