IT is usually excruciatingly painful to read Mr. Gossai’s letters. But on Thursday morning June 11th, it was indeed a joy to read his letter. In fact I was almost moved to tears. In his letter, he stated that the Gospels are regarded as “God-inspired teaching by sensible Christians”. These are the most beautiful words Mr. Gossai could ever pen.

Mr. Gossai has finally come around to seeing things my way. I guess burning the midnight oil to respond to seemingly insignificant letters in the scope of what I dealt with on a daily basis has finally produced some fruit. It is easy at times to adapt the attitude of “why bother”. But one should never underestimate the work of a pastor. These “inspired teachings” declare in the Gospel of Saint John chapter 1 that God created all things, the heavens and the earth and all that is therein, by the word of his power.

Of course, Mr. Gossai is not really serious when he said to disregard the scientific evidence because he thinks I am a ghost writer. I am no more a ghost writer than Casper is a friendly ghost.

I would be more than happy to disclose to Mr. Gossai the scope of my background as a pastor. However, it would only be right to follow protocol. The one who is asking for my credentials should be the first to disclose his identity and background which would only serve as a basis to follow and will reveal by what authority he has to demand my credentials. I had asked the question a couple years ago, “Will the real Mr. Gossai stand up?” I believe it is time for Mr. Gossai to stand up and bow.
PASTOR DANIEL SINGH