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Spectator letters: Julie Burchill's faith, Belgravia's basements, and the real cost of rail commuting

3 May 2014

9:00 AM

3 May 2014

9:00 AM

Burchill’s flimsy faith

Sir: It is funny that it now falls to the Julie Burchills of this world, the old rebels of the cultural left, to speak up for Christianity in Britain (‘For God’s Sake’, 26 April). Good for her, I say, especially since she identifies Protestantism as the greatest force for liberty in this country — her argument is all the more convincing for being so unfashionable these days.

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