The last, not necessarily. I went through 16 years of Catholic school, my undergrad university was Jesuit. There were of course many "civilian" professors, but the two Jesuits I had for two of my economics courses were both avowed Marxists. My guess is those guys would be fully on board the AGW bandwagon. I've considered Francis a Marxist from his very first pronouncements.

For a little history, the Jesuits have always run their communities in a way that they were considered the earliest "socialists".

For conspiracy buffs, I got from Dan Brown but also from Dumas that the Jesuits are underneath it all one of those behind the scenes, secret handshake power groups. In the later, lesser known, books in the "3 Musketeers" series, Aramis has made it almost to the top of the order, and is nominated to be Superior General of the Jesuits...and wouldn't Francis just happen to be the first Jesuit Pope...

May GOD bless His Eminence Cardinal Dino
(especially for the laffs!!) for the rest of his
days (YOURS, not HIS)

Lol. +1 for the laughs.

Unless you're a Catholic or someone trying to ply the Catholic masses. With them, the Pope has a significant amount of pull. Among single people in the world, the Pope is usually ranked in the top five of most influential living figures in politics for that reason. Number one of course is the President of the United States...

There is a whole lot more to complex phnenomenae than many scientists want to admit. Instead, they rush to an ideological conclusion on the matter rather than patiently compiling enough evidence to make a compelling case. It's a breach of scientific process that they don't seem to care about.