I certainly see your point, M, and to a certain extent agree that anyone who believes that their imaginary friend is better than someone elses imaginary friend is indeed misguided. However, this may be where we differ. I think people can, and do, have a faith without accepting all the tenets of the religion. Yes, I know that if you believe in a God without proof then you can believe in anything but not all minds work like that. If they did it would be a very boring world and brings me neatly back to the point that we are all different and all people of all faiths, or no faith of course, are included in that. What is more, to castigate a whole group of people because they belong to a particular club is just plain wrong. In my opinion.

But has nothing to do with the thread so, while being a welcome diversion, does not really add anything. Does it?

Cheers

D.