From Warwick Rust, Highcliffe, Christchurch:
I am appalled to read of Cllr Brodie, the newly elected leader of the IW Council, and his decision to take it upon himself to abolish prayer before council meetings after a 16 year campaign to do so.
Prayer may not change circumstances but they certainly change people. I speak from experience.
Cllr Brodie would do well to heed Lord Acton’s dictum over 100 years ago that “Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely."
More recently Robin Day in a BBC interview with the former Conservative defence minister, Sir John Knott, declared: “You are a transient politician. Here today, gone tomorrow."
If Cllr Brodie is unrepentant, he will be brought down by his own arrogance.
Take on God in a fight and you will lose!
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