I agree that if you aren't interested in the problem of religion letters about it can be boring but M. Morgan was apparently interested enough to devote part of his letter to it. He should also remember there is a lot of truth in Marx's statement that "The criticism of religion is the beginning of all criticism." In any case the Christians can end the correspondence whenever they like simply by confessing their errors and promising to reform.

In answer to Q (1) I had to do an assignment but anyway who would go to a Christian discussion when they could be doing an accountancy assignment. I have not been to any Christian discussions and I don't intend to go to any, provided, of course, that's alright with M. Morgan. I would feel like Daniel in the lions' den and just feeling like Daniel is bad enough for a devout atheist. Also I doubt I would learn anything I couldn't learn from other sources.

In answer to Q (2) I haven't made an effort to find out what the Christian Clubs are doing because I naturally assumed they were promoting Christianity.