Troubled waters swirling


  • Letters
  • Monday, 01 Oct 2007

EVEN if you are a confirmed atheist, would you be so insensitive as to publicly question another person's faith in God?  

Now, in all probability your answer would be a firm 'no'. After all, believers and non-believers can co-exist peacefully without one running down the other’s faith in God – or lack of it.  

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