Driving home from work I listened to PM on BBC Radio 4.
They did a sort of secular Thought for the Day with an atheist philosopher telling us what to think about women bishop's.
In a brazen example of chutzpah this person quoted scripture to us.
This was an atheist doing this, completely unqualified in theology.
Would they allow any old man in the street to go onto the radio and interpret the law for us?
Would the PM programme allow a "philosopher" to give medical advice?
An atheist is qualified to talk about atheism, not religion.
They did a sort of secular Thought for the Day with an atheist philosopher telling us what to think about women bishop's.
In a brazen example of chutzpah this person quoted scripture to us.
This was an atheist doing this, completely unqualified in theology.
Would they allow any old man in the street to go onto the radio and interpret the law for us?
Would the PM programme allow a "philosopher" to give medical advice?
An atheist is qualified to talk about atheism, not religion.
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