Views from Lea Bailey

<p>As in his first two books <em>Robert Choulerton</em> sets out his thoughts in measured eloquent English with a touch of 'liberated' vocabulary where necessary. Two aspects in particular inform his writing. From the detached point of view of the introvert he is personal and always candid; from his humanistic point of view he sees us not as God's chosen people but - the better to understand ourselves - as humanoid apes of evolutionary provenance.</p><p>To his credit he does not scorn Christianity but praises the comforts it can provide. Indeed in his musings far and wide he tempers disagreement with understanding.</p>