Writing in the Times today on the BBC’s decision to appoint a Muslim as its Head of Religion, William Rees-Mogg says:
What I do not understand is why the BBC did not choose its head of religion from the majority English church, which is plainly the Church of England.
He points out that “that would have been more democratic and professional”.
The piece that passeth all understanding
I must say I don’t quite understand why he doesn’t understand.
I must say I don’t quite understand why he doesn’t understand.
Because I understand perfectly well.
I understand so well, in fact, that I’d have been astonished beyond all understanding if the BBC had appointed a Christian.
Nuff said, I think.