I thought I’d be dismissed as bigoted or odd. But instead it prompted warm and curious conversations
Britain may be peppered with beautiful churches and Christianity retains its status as the state religion, but in my business, TV drama and publishing, there is a definite queasiness around the faith on which much of our national culture is built.
It’s not the kind of overt hostility with which other faiths are met. It’s more of a suspicion: a not wholly unjustified sense that the church is so tainted with the sins and oppressions of the past that there’s no excuse for a rational mind to have freely taken a regressive turn.
Matthew Hall is a screenwriter and novelist. He is the author of Totem
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I thought I’d be dismissed as bigoted or odd. But instead it prompted warm and curious conversationsBritain may be peppered with beautiful churches and Christianity retains its status as the state religion, but in my...
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