What does the Church say about the statements that the Pope Benedict XVI made in the book "God and the World"?

In response to my earlier question , **apocalypse_info_click_here** answered: > While that article in particular is a hoax... Each point in particular > has been made and is old news. > > - Benedict XVI said that Genesis is based on a myth > - Benedict XVI said that Heaven and Hell are not actual places > - Benedict XVI abolished Limbo of the Children. > - Francis says that atheists can be saved. > > Benedict XVI called Genesis a rehashing of pagan myths The pagan > creation accounts on which the biblical story is in part based end > without exception in the establishment of a cult, but the cult in this > case is situated in the cycle of the do ut des.” “Cardinal” Joseph > Ratzinger, A New Song for the Lord, 1995, p. 86: > > Benedict XVI abolished the Limbo of the Children and rejects infant > baptism "This state people called limbo. In the course of our > century, that has gradually come to seem problematic to us. This was > one way in which people sought to justify the necessity of baptizing > infants as early as possible, but the solution is itself questionable" > “Cardinal” Joseph Ratzinger, God and the World, 2000, p. 401: I'm a Catholic, and I'd like to know what the Catholic Church says about these controversial statements.