CINDY WOODEN, CATHOLIC NEWS SERVICEVATICAN CITY - People either love or hate the TV cartoon series, The Simpsons, but there's no doubt the 20-year-old series reflects very modern notions - and confusion - about religion and spirituality, the Vatican newspaper said.
"Rigid censors turn off the television" when the Fox program comes on, "but the more serious analysts praise the realism and intelligence of its scripts, even if they often attack - and rightly so - the crude language and the violence of some episodes," the newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, said Dec. 22.
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