I trust Pope Francis' intelligence and commitment to his calling and vision not to be taken in by the imposture. While I applaud Sean's sentiments and criticism of religious fraud I don't believe he will be taken in. Were they to meet it might prove an opportunity for the Pope to "evangelize" them, counsel them, preach the Gospel to them, converse in a civil manner regarding the warnings in the letter or St. James and the parables of Jesus, et. al.
   On the other hand, were the meeting to have an aura of impropriety he might choose not to accept the invitation to dialogue. Come what may the truth will prevail nonetheless. One may recall that Pope Francis met with major Evangelical ministers early on in his ministry and a staff writer at NCR called Pope Francis evangelical. 
   The term "evangelical" has many shades of meaning. In today's religious culture of narcissism it has lost its cachet and now retains more onerous connotations.