sdbest

In the early 1970s I spent some time in Peru with Padre Jose McKinnon, a 65 year old Catholic priest and Scot from New Westminster, British Columbia. He lived exactly as you described. He's a man, now passed away, of whom I have enormous respect. I'm an atheist--was then, am now==and that was of no concern of his. The fact we were making common cause to help people in a small Peruvian town, Lampa, was his only concern. He said to me, "You may not believe in God, but God believes in you."

Would that Christianity was as you describe, Netopalis. Much good could come of it. But, alas.

My friend was a Christian worthy of respect. Jesus would have liked him.

Regards
S.