By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine - Let the recent Synod on Synodality serve as a case in point. Unless I’ve totally missed the bus on this, there was no hierarchy of truth in place last month in Rome, any more than there was any discernible distinction among its many attendees. Not a single point of view, I am saying, however eccentric or heterodox, nor the voice of any one participant, including bishops and cardinals, was counted or weighed any differently than those of lay or clerical estate. In short, not a single dogma or person was accorded greater weight than any other.