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So sad

I do not attend any particular church.

I was brought up in the Christian faith and I think you will all agree that if society lived by the Ten Commandments “What a wonderful world it would be.”

A lot of elderly and disabled folk are unable to attend a church service and look forward to seeing a religious programme on on their T.V. at Easter.

Not one T.V. channel had a religious movie on, how disgusting, this is Australia, we are supposed to be a Christian nation.

There was plenty of sport, good, however the rest was trash.

I have no prejudice against any religion and would worship in any church.

Ah, if only we had all the wisdom of Jesus or Buddha,

Love and all things equal.

S. Hansen,

Gympie

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