REGARDING the criticism of Sir Cliff Richard's hit single, George Michael bidding for publicity for himself by launching an unprovoked attack on Cliff's clever rendition of the Lord's Prayer, brings damnation on himself.
Without turning to the object of the Lord's Prayer in repentance, he will very quickly end up a piece of flotsam thrown away like chaff as the wheat of Cliff's impeccable moral character continues for eternity.
Just for the record, I have obeyed the Holy Spirit and thrown George Michael's 'Ladies and Gentlemen' double CD away.
B WALSH (Mr), Calgary Avenue, Lammack, Blackburn.
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