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I read this this morning and thought it was worth sharing. It's a comment by W F Deedes on the positive influence of Christian teaching on society as a whole and how we try to compensate when that influence is lost. As usual, I think he hits the nail on the head.
(And if you read to the end, you'll learn a little about magpies and poetry too!)
Enjoy!
Philomena
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