Letter: After a century of conflict, do we really want reconciliation with our enemies or do we want victory over them?
A letter from Gerald Morgan:
I write in reference to George Millar’s letter (How do we break stalemate between unionists and nationalists and bring about reconciliation in Northern Ireland?, December 2).
This is a telling question for us all and after more than a century of conflict and division we need to take it more seriously.
Reconciliation is always possible in our personal and public lives, not least among those who would describe themselves as Christians of one denomination or another.
Do we want reconciliation with our enemies or do we want victory over them?
The Christmas message, not least as Christmas approaches, is an uncomfortable message for all of us to digest.
It is not enough to sing carols in church and chapel.
Gerald Morgan, Dublin 4